How many check balls are shown in this valve body diagram?

Nine total: one steel EPC check and eight rubber check balls, per the callouts 'STEEL EPC CHECK (1 REQ'D)' and 'RUBBER CHECK BALL (8 REQ'D)'.

How many rubber check balls does the valve body require?

Eight rubber check balls are required, as labeled 'RUBBER CHECK BALL (8 REQ'D)'.

Is a steel check ball used in this valve body?

Yes, one steel EPC check element is required ('STEEL EPC CHECK (1 REQ'D)'), with an arrow indicating its position near the upper-right area of the valve body.

What is the figure reference number on this diagram?

The diagram carries the illustration number D9225-F in the lower-right corner.

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

Separator plate diagram identifying steel EPC check ball and rubber check ball locations

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Transmission separator plate diagram showing the locations of the steel EPC check ball and the eight rubber check balls.

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This document is a line-art diagram of an automatic transmission valve body separator plate (or valve body casting face), showing the locations of check balls used during transmission service or rebuild. Two callouts identify the components: a "STEEL EPC CHECK (1 REQ'D)" with an arrow pointing to its position near the upper-right area of the valve body, and a "RUBBER CHECK BALL (8 REQ'D)" callout pointing to a representative location along the lower edge of the plate. The figure number "D9225-F" appears in the bottom-right corner. The document was uploaded to a 1996 Ford Bronco gallery with the filename "96valvebody9check balls.gif," indicating it is intended to show the check ball complement (one steel EPC check plus eight rubber check balls, nine total) for the vehicle's automatic transmission valve body—consistent with companion scans in the same album covering the E4OD transmission (seals, rings, gaskets, shift indicator adjustment, and other check-ball diagrams). A reader can learn how many check balls of each type are required and, via the arrows, where the steel EPC check element is located relative to the valve body outline. No text specifying year, model, transmission name, torque values, or part numbers appears in the image itself.

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Frequently asked questions

How many check balls are shown in this valve body diagram?: Nine total: one steel EPC check and eight rubber check balls, per the callouts 'STEEL EPC CHECK (1 REQ'D)' and 'RUBBER CHECK BALL (8 REQ'D)'.
How many rubber check balls does the valve body require?: Eight rubber check balls are required, as labeled 'RUBBER CHECK BALL (8 REQ'D)'.
Is a steel check ball used in this valve body?: Yes, one steel EPC check element is required ('STEEL EPC CHECK (1 REQ'D)'), with an arrow indicating its position near the upper-right area of the valve body.
What is the figure reference number on this diagram?: The diagram carries the illustration number D9225-F in the lower-right corner.