What does this document show?

A hand-drawn sketch of a cable assembly with a braided cable that is frayed/broken, annotated "CABLE IS CUT HERE" with an arrow pointing to the break location. The actual broken cable end piece is photographed lying on the paper.

Where is the cable cut according to the drawing?

The arrow labeled "CABLE IS CUT HERE" points to the frayed end of the braided cable section, just beyond a collar/ferrule that follows the larger cylindrical fitting.

Does the document identify a part number or specific vehicle?

No. The only text visible is "CABLE IS CUT HERE"; there are no part numbers, dates, or vehicle identification on the page.

What physical part is shown on the paper?

A black plastic bushing/grommet-style cable end with a thin metal rod or pin protruding from it, apparently the severed end of the cable depicted in the sketch.

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1998 Ford Crown Victoria Broken Cable Sketch - 'Cable Is Cut Here' Diagram

Hand-drawn cable sketch annotated 'CABLE IS CUT HERE' with an arrow

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Hand-drawn diagram of a cable assembly annotated 'CABLE IS CUT HERE' pointing to the cut location.

AI caption January 2011 · Photo 8 of 10

This document is a photograph of a hand-drawn sketch on paper, uploaded as a schematic to a 1998 Ford Crown Victoria gallery. The sketch illustrates a cable assembly consisting of a cylindrical housing or fitting connected to a braided cable that ends in a frayed break. The only text on the page reads "CABLE IS CUT HERE," with an arrow pointing to the drawn location of the break in the braided section, just past a collar or ferrule. Laid on top of the paper is the actual severed cable end component: a black plastic bushing or grommet with a thin metal rod/pin protruding from it, apparently the piece that separated when the cable broke. The document serves to communicate where a vehicle cable (possibly a hood release, shift, or similar control cable) failed, likely for diagnostic or replacement discussion. It contains no part numbers, measurements, wire colors, fuse data, dates, or vehicle-specific identification, so its applicability to the claimed 1998 Crown Victoria cannot be confirmed or contradicted from the document itself.

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What does this document show?: A hand-drawn sketch of a cable assembly with a braided cable that is frayed/broken, annotated "CABLE IS CUT HERE" with an arrow pointing to the break location. The actual broken cable end piece is photographed lying on the paper.
Where is the cable cut according to the drawing?: The arrow labeled "CABLE IS CUT HERE" points to the frayed end of the braided cable section, just beyond a collar/ferrule that follows the larger cylindrical fitting.
Does the document identify a part number or specific vehicle?: No. The only text visible is "CABLE IS CUT HERE"; there are no part numbers, dates, or vehicle identification on the page.
What physical part is shown on the paper?: A black plastic bushing/grommet-style cable end with a thin metal rod or pin protruding from it, apparently the severed end of the cable depicted in the sketch.