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Ford Multifunction Switch Lever Location Diagram - Steering Column Illustration
Service procedure figure using a bold arrow to indicate the location of an interior component.
This document is a single black-and-white line-art illustration from a Ford service procedure, uploaded under the filename 'multifunction2.gif'. The drawing depicts a portion of a vehicle's steering column and dash area, with a large black arrow calling out a stalk-style lever mounted on the column — consistent with a multifunction (turn signal/wiper) switch lever. No written instructions, torque values, part numbers, or step text appear in the image; the only visible text is the Ford illustration reference code 'GJ0846-A' in the lower right corner. The image appears to be one callout figure from a larger multi-page service procedure (the uploader's album contains many related Ford service diagrams). A reader can learn the physical location of the component being pointed out (the lever on the left side of the steering column, near the ignition/column shroud area), but no procedural details are conveyed by this page alone. The vehicle year, make, and model are not stated anywhere in the illustration itself; the attribution to a 2007 Ford Mustang comes solely from the uploader's gallery and cannot be confirmed or refuted from the image content.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is a line-art illustration of a steering column with a black arrow pointing to a stalk lever mounted on the column, presumably the multifunction switch lever based on the filename.
- Is there any text or instructions in this document?
- No procedural text is present. The only visible text is the illustration reference code 'GJ0846-A' in the lower right corner.
- Where is the component located according to the illustration?
- The arrow points to a lever protruding from the side of the steering column, near the column shroud.
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