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Ford 4R100 Transmission Check Ball Locations Diagram - Valve Body Plate
Parts illustration of a transmission valve-body separator plate with numbered callouts identifying check-ball and orifice locations.
This document is a line-art diagram of an automatic transmission valve body plate (separator/spacer plate) showing the locations of nine numbered items, most likely check balls, per the uploader's filename '4R100checkballs.gif'. The plate is drawn in plan view with all of its fluid passage holes and slots depicted. Nine callout balloons (numbered 1 through 9) point via arrows to specific dark-filled circular positions on the plate: callout 1 points to a small hole near the upper-left edge; callouts 2 and 3 point to two adjacent positions near the top-center; callouts 4 and 5 point to two positions on the left-center of the plate; callout 6 points to a central position near the lower middle; and callouts 7, 8, and 9 point to three positions along the right-center area. The only printed text in the image is the Ford illustration reference number 'AD2313-A' in the lower-left corner. The diagram contains no legend, part numbers, torque values, or year/model applicability text; it serves purely as a visual reference for where each check ball (or similar component) is seated during transmission valve body reassembly.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many check ball locations are shown in this 4R100 diagram?
- The diagram shows nine numbered locations, with callouts 1 through 9 pointing to specific positions on the valve body plate.
- Where are check balls 2 and 3 located on the plate?
- Callouts 2 and 3 point to two adjacent positions near the top-center of the plate.
- Does this diagram include a parts legend or part numbers?
- No. The only printed text is the illustration reference 'AD2313-A'; there is no legend, table, or part number list.
- Where is check ball position 6?
- Callout 6 points to a position near the center of the plate, toward the lower-middle area.
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