What does this diagram show?

It is a service illustration (figure R12243-A) of a latch mechanism, filed as a seat latch, showing two numbered callouts and an arrow indicating removal/movement direction.

What do the callouts point to?

Callout 1 points to two fasteners on the latch plate; callout 2 points to a component at the lower right of the assembly. No legend is included in this scan to name them.

Are any torque specs or part numbers listed?

No. The only text visible is the callout numbers 1 and 2 and the figure reference R12243-A; no torque values or part numbers appear.

What does the bold arrow indicate?

The bold arrow at the right of the illustration indicates the direction of movement or removal of the component during the procedure.

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Ford Seat Latch Assembly Diagram - Service Illustration R12243-A

Line drawing of a bracket and component with numbered callouts and a directional arrow

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Service procedure illustration showing a bracket-mounted component with numbered callouts and a removal direction arrow.

AI caption December 2008 · Photo 675 of 4867

This document is a single line-art service illustration, identified by the Ford figure number R12243-A, uploaded with the filename 'Seat latch.gif'. It depicts a latch or bracket mechanism — apparently a seat latch assembly per the filename — mounted with a coil spring on its left side. Two numbered callouts are present: callout 1 points to two fasteners (bolts or screws) securing the latch plate, and callout 2 points to a component at the lower-right corner of the assembly. A bold black arrow on the right side of the illustration indicates the direction in which the mechanism or a component moves or is removed. The image contains no legend, no text descriptions of the callouts, no torque specifications, and no year, make, or model information; it is a graphic that would normally accompany written service-procedure steps from a Ford workshop manual. Readers can learn the general fastener locations and removal direction for the latch assembly, but must consult the accompanying service text (not included in this scan) to identify the parts referenced by callouts 1 and 2.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: It is a service illustration (figure R12243-A) of a latch mechanism, filed as a seat latch, showing two numbered callouts and an arrow indicating removal/movement direction.
What do the callouts point to?: Callout 1 points to two fasteners on the latch plate; callout 2 points to a component at the lower right of the assembly. No legend is included in this scan to name them.
Are any torque specs or part numbers listed?: No. The only text visible is the callout numbers 1 and 2 and the figure reference R12243-A; no torque values or part numbers appear.
What does the bold arrow indicate?: The bold arrow at the right of the illustration indicates the direction of movement or removal of the component during the procedure.