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M5R1 / M5R2 5-Speed Manual Transmission Exploded Parts Diagram - Ford F-150
Photo-based exploded parts breakdown of M5R1/M5R2 transmission gears, shafts and synchronizers with numbered callouts.
This document is an exploded parts diagram for the Mazda-built M5R1 / M5R2 5-speed manual transmissions, as used in Ford light trucks. The diagram shows the transmission's internal components laid out in exploded view across several rows: the input shaft assembly, output/mainshaft with its gears, synchronizer rings and hubs, bearings, snap rings, thrust washers, and the countershaft assembly. Each component is labeled with a numeric callout (e.g., 90, 16, 43, 14, 11, 53, 36, 52, 21, 14A, 41, 51, 12, 5A, 18, 94, 5, 7, 8, 50, 19, 14B, 40, 95, 59, 37, 78, 20, 91, 92, 93, 10) that would correspond to a parts legend, which is not included on this page. A separate small-parts grouping is labeled 'FK M5R1', apparently a rebuild kit (seals, bearings, small hardware). The lower portion shows the assembled mainshaft with gear positions identified: 3rd gear, 2nd gear, 1st gear, 5th gear, and reverse gear. The diagram is useful for identifying gear order on the mainshaft, locating synchronizer components, and referencing part callout numbers when ordering rebuild parts, though the accompanying number-to-part-name legend must be found on another page of the set.
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Frequently asked questions
- What transmissions does this exploded diagram cover?
- The diagram is labeled 'M5R1 / M5R2', covering both versions of the Mazda 5-speed manual transmission.
- What is the gear order shown on the assembled mainshaft?
- The labeled gears on the assembled shaft, from left to right, are 3rd gear, 2nd gear, 1st gear, 5th gear, and reverse gear.
- Does the diagram identify part names or part numbers?
- No. It uses numeric callouts (such as 14A, 14B, 5A, 36, 94, 10) pointing to components, but no legend translating the numbers to part names or part numbers appears on this page.
- What is the 'FK M5R1' group in the lower left?
- It is a separate boxed grouping of small parts (seals, bearings, rings and hardware) labeled 'FK M5R1', apparently representing a kit for the M5R1.
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