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1996 Ford Bronco E4OD Shift Indicator Adjustment Diagram - PRND21 Alignment
Shift indicator adjustment figure showing the PRND21 pointer left/target/right acceptable alignment limits.
This document is a transmission shift indicator (PRNDL) adjustment reference diagram, filed by the uploader for a 1996 Ford Bronco with the E4OD automatic transmission. It shows the shift quadrant display reading P R N (D) 2 1, with the (D) position circled. Three magnified illustrations below the quadrant show how the indicator pointer should align with the D character when the shift lever is placed in Drive: the leftmost image is labeled "LEFT ACCEPTABLE LIMIT," the center image is labeled "TARGET POSITION," and the rightmost image is labeled "RIGHT ACCEPTABLE LIMIT." The diagram teaches a technician or owner the acceptable tolerance range for the shift indicator alignment during adjustment: ideally the pointer is centered on the D (target position), but alignment anywhere between the illustrated left and right limits is acceptable. The figure carries the Ford illustration reference number G7647-B. No year, model, torque values, or part numbers appear in the image itself; the vehicle applicability comes from the uploader's filing (1996 Bronco, E4OD shift indicator adjustment). A reader can learn where the shift indicator must point in Drive to be considered correctly adjusted and how much deviation from center is permissible.
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Frequently asked questions
- What gear position is used to check the shift indicator adjustment?
- The diagram uses the D (Drive) position on the P R N D 2 1 quadrant; the D is circled and used as the alignment reference.
- Where should the shift indicator pointer be when properly adjusted?
- The pointer should be centered on the D character — the diagram labels this the "TARGET POSITION."
- Is any misalignment of the shift indicator acceptable?
- Yes. The diagram shows a "LEFT ACCEPTABLE LIMIT" and a "RIGHT ACCEPTABLE LIMIT," so the pointer may fall anywhere between those limits around the D.
- What is the figure reference number on this diagram?
- The illustration is marked G7647-B.
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