What does Fig. 9 on page 13-06-10 show?

It is an exploded parts diagram of the tilt steering column for a column with the shift rod within the tube, showing all components from the turn signal assembly down to the column-to-gear flange.

What parts make up the tilt mechanism in this diagram?

The tilt actuating mechanism, upper tilt flange, lower tilt flange, pivot pins, clips, bearing, springs, spring and seat, actuator lever, and the turn signal/tilt actuating lever.

What fasteners are called out in the tilt column diagram?

Screws and a bolt for the turn signal assembly, screws for the upper flange area, Allen head bolts and spacers, a retaining pin, a retaining ring, and a bolt at the column-to-gear flange with a cap.

Does this diagram cover a column shift column?

Yes — it includes a hand shift lever, shift fork, transmission indicator assembly, and cover plate, indicating a column-shifted tilt steering column.

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1979 Ford Bronco Tilt Steering Column Exploded Diagram - Fig. 9 (13-06-10)

Ford tilt steering column exploded parts diagram 13-06 Fig. 9 with actuator and shift fork

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Ford steering column service (Fig.9): full exploded view of a tilt column showing turn-signal assembly, upper tilt flange, pivot pins, tilt actuator lever, Allen-head bolts/spacers, shift fork and column-to-gear flange.

AI caption September 2009 · Photo 13 of 104

This document is page 13-06-10 from a Ford factory shop manual section titled "Steering Column—Shift Rod Within Tube." The page consists entirely of FIG. 9, "Tilt Column," a full-page exploded parts diagram (illustration reference G2536-2B) showing the complete disassembly of a tilt steering column with a column-mounted (hand) shift lever. Labeled components include the turn signal assembly with its screws and bolt, the tilt actuating mechanism, upper flange, wiring harness, pivot pins, clips, bearing, upper and lower tilt flanges, steering shaft, retaining ring, wire bale, multiple springs and a spring-and-seat, actuator lever, transmission indicator assembly, turn signal/tilt actuating lever, Allen head bolts and spacers, retaining pin, hand shift lever, steering column assembly, column-to-gear flange, cap, bolt, shift fork, and cover plate. A reader can use this figure to identify every component of the tilt column, understand the order and orientation in which the parts assemble, and as a visual reference during teardown or rebuild of the tilt steering column. It is one page of a multi-page set (13-06-07 through 13-06-11) covering steering column service.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Fig. 9 on page 13-06-10 show?: It is an exploded parts diagram of the tilt steering column for a column with the shift rod within the tube, showing all components from the turn signal assembly down to the column-to-gear flange.
What parts make up the tilt mechanism in this diagram?: The tilt actuating mechanism, upper tilt flange, lower tilt flange, pivot pins, clips, bearing, springs, spring and seat, actuator lever, and the turn signal/tilt actuating lever.
What fasteners are called out in the tilt column diagram?: Screws and a bolt for the turn signal assembly, screws for the upper flange area, Allen head bolts and spacers, a retaining pin, a retaining ring, and a bolt at the column-to-gear flange with a cap.
Does this diagram cover a column shift column?: Yes — it includes a hand shift lever, shift fork, transmission indicator assembly, and cover plate, indicating a column-shifted tilt steering column.
What is the illustration reference number for this figure?: G2536-2B.