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Ford Transfer Case Shift Motor Removal Diagram - Service Illustration C11694-A
Service procedure figure showing connector and component removal with directional arrows on an engine assembly.
This document is a single service-procedure illustration (Ford figure reference C11694-A) showing a shift motor assembly, presumably an electric transfer case shift motor, as viewed installed with its wiring harness. The line drawing depicts the cylindrical motor body, its mounting flange, an electrical connector, and a bundle of harness wires routed alongside the unit. Two bold black arrows call attention to specific points on the assembly — typical Ford service-manual convention for indicating fasteners or connectors to be removed or installed during the procedure. No text legend, torque specifications, part numbers (other than the figure number), fuse data, or wire color codes are present in the scan; the only legible text is the Ford illustration code 'C11694-A' in the lower right corner. The image was uploaded as 'shift motor 1.gif' and appears to be one page of a larger multi-page service documentation set that includes numerous Ford truck-related diagrams (4x4 components, 4R70W/4R100 transmissions, 5.4L engine illustrations, F-150 brakes, etc.). A reader can learn the general location and appearance of the shift motor and where the highlighted attachment/connection points are, but must consult accompanying pages for step-by-step instructions and specifications.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is a Ford service illustration of a shift motor assembly with its wiring harness attached, with two bold arrows pointing to attachment/connection points on the motor.
- Are there any torque specs or part numbers in this document?
- No. The only text visible is the Ford illustration reference number 'C11694-A'; no torque values, part numbers, or written steps appear.
- How many callout points are indicated on the shift motor?
- Two bold arrows point to locations on the shift motor assembly, indicating items to address during the service procedure.
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