1996 Ford Bronco E4OD Valve Body Check Ball Locations - 8 Rubber + EPC Steel

This is a line-art schematic diagram showing the valve body / main control assembly of an automatic transmission (E4OD, per companion documents in the same set), viewed from the pan side with the pan removed. The drawing depicts the separator plate area of the valve body with its hydraulic passages, bolts, and check ball locations. Eight check ball locations are marked with small square symbols; a legend at the bottom identifies these square-marked positions as "RUBBER (8)," indicating eight rubber check balls. A single callout arrow points to a location in the lower-left area of the valve body labeled "EPC STEEL CHECK BALL AND SPRING," identifying the one steel check ball (with spring) used for the Electronic Pressure Control circuit. The figure carries the Ford illustration reference number D9040-H. A reader can learn the positions of all eight rubber check balls and the single EPC steel check ball and spring, which is essential information when disassembling, cleaning, or reassembling the valve body to ensure each check ball is returned to its correct location. The document itself contains no year, model, or engine applicability statements; the association with a 1996 Ford Bronco E4OD comes from the uploader's filing.