Which Ford vehicles does this parking brake diagram apply to?

The text states it applies to F-150 through F-350, E-150 through E-350, and Bronco; the illustrated assembly is specifically labeled for the E-150, F-150 and Bronco.

What components are labeled in the parking brake assembly diagram?

Parking brake link, parking brake link spring, rear brake assembly, parking lever pivot point, secondary shoe and lining assembly, primary shoe and lining assembly, automatic adjuster spring, parking brake cable, pivot hook, and parking brake lever.

Which shoe is toward the front of the vehicle in this diagram?

The diagram includes a FORWARD arrow; the primary shoe and lining assembly is on the forward side and the secondary shoe and lining assembly is toward the rear.

What figure or reference number identifies this illustration?

The illustration is identified by the number H5848-1A.

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Ford Bronco F-150 E-150 Rear Drum Parking Brake Assembly Diagram

Labeled parking brake assembly diagram for E-150, F-150 and Bronco rear wheel

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Parts diagram of the cable-actuated rear-wheel parking brake assembly identifying shoes, springs, links, and parking lever.

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This document is a scanned page from a Ford service manual covering the cable actuated rear wheel parking brake used on F-150 through F-350 trucks, E-150 through E-350 vans, and the Bronco. It explains that each rear wheel brake assembly contains a cable actuated parking brake assembly. The bulk of the page is an exploded/annotated illustration titled "Parking Brake Assembly — E-150, F-150 and Bronco" (figure H5848-1A), showing a rear drum brake backing plate viewed from behind with the drum removed. Labeled components include the parking brake link and its link spring, the rear brake assembly, the parking lever pivot point, the secondary shoe and lining assembly, the primary shoe and lining assembly, the automatic adjuster spring, the parking brake cable, the pivot hook, and the parking brake lever. An arrow indicates the forward direction of the vehicle to orient the viewer. A reader can use this diagram to identify each parking brake component's location and name within the rear drum brake assembly, which is useful when disassembling, servicing, or reassembling the rear brakes and parking brake hardware on these Ford trucks, vans, and Broncos.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Ford vehicles does this parking brake diagram apply to?: The text states it applies to F-150 through F-350, E-150 through E-350, and Bronco; the illustrated assembly is specifically labeled for the E-150, F-150 and Bronco.
What type of parking brake do these Ford rear wheels use?: Each rear wheel brake assembly contains a cable actuated parking brake assembly.
What components are labeled in the parking brake assembly diagram?: Parking brake link, parking brake link spring, rear brake assembly, parking lever pivot point, secondary shoe and lining assembly, primary shoe and lining assembly, automatic adjuster spring, parking brake cable, pivot hook, and parking brake lever.
Which shoe is toward the front of the vehicle in this diagram?: The diagram includes a FORWARD arrow; the primary shoe and lining assembly is on the forward side and the secondary shoe and lining assembly is toward the rear.
What figure or reference number identifies this illustration?: The illustration is identified by the number H5848-1A.