What vehicles does this steering column diagram cover?

It covers the steering column for floor shift on 1966/67 Fairlane and Falcon, with footnotes also referencing the Comet for certain parts.

What is the Ford part number for the steering wheel in this diagram?

The steering wheel is basic part number 3600, with attaching nut 350983-S (MM-38-B).

Does the diagram differentiate manual and power steering parts?

Yes. It labels groups 'ALL MODELS WITH POWER STEERING' and 'ALL MODELS WITH MANUAL STEERING,' and shows separate steering gear assemblies (both numbered 3504) for manual and power steering.

Are there any 1967-only parts shown?

Yes. Parts labeled '1967' include 17513 and 15C580, and a 1967-specific clamp arrangement with 3682 near the column tube 3514.

What do the footnote symbols mean?

▲ = manual steering Fairlane & Comet plus power & manual steering Falcon; # = power steering Fairlane & Comet only; % = refer to body group number.

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1966-67 Ford Fairlane & Falcon Floor Shift Steering Column Exploded Diagram

Exploded diagram of Ford steering column for floor shift, manual and power steering

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Exploded parts illustration of the 1966-67 Fairlane and Falcon floor-shift steering column with numbered components.

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This document is an exploded parts diagram (plate P-5138) from a Ford parts catalog showing the steering column assembly for floor-shift 1966/67 Fairlane and Falcon models, with notes also referencing the Comet. The illustration shows the steering wheel (3600), horn parts, steering shaft (13305), column tube (3514), bearings (3517, 3518, 3B564), collar (3511), shroud (3790), mounting brackets and plates (3676, 3682, 01698/01699, 017A50/017A51, 3513), and both manual and power steering gear boxes (3504) with associated couplings (3A525, 3B631) and hardware. Callouts distinguish parts used on all models with power steering versus all models with manual steering, and items specific to 1967 (17513/15C580 turn signal parts and a 1967-only clamp arrangement). Fastener part numbers with engineering suffixes are given, such as 52786-S, 97663-S (Q-4-A), 379909-S (UU-87-C), 381597-S (WW-78-W), 379054-S (WW-78-VE) stud, 55736-S (M-96-F) nut, 42154-S (U-256), 55802-S, 350983-S (MM-38-B), 97524-S (Q-4), 378959-S, and 358794-S (BB-815-A). Footnote symbols indicate application differences: triangle for manual steering Fairlane & Comet and power & manual steering Falcon, # for power steering Fairlane & Comet only, and % meaning refer to body group number. A reader can identify Ford basic part numbers for rebuilding or restoring these steering columns.

This document covers 1966-1967, which may differ from this 1972 Ford Ranchero.

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Frequently asked questions

What vehicles does this steering column diagram cover?: It covers the steering column for floor shift on 1966/67 Fairlane and Falcon, with footnotes also referencing the Comet for certain parts.
What is the Ford part number for the steering wheel in this diagram?: The steering wheel is basic part number 3600, with attaching nut 350983-S (MM-38-B).
Does the diagram differentiate manual and power steering parts?: Yes. It labels groups 'ALL MODELS WITH POWER STEERING' and 'ALL MODELS WITH MANUAL STEERING,' and shows separate steering gear assemblies (both numbered 3504) for manual and power steering.
Are there any 1967-only parts shown?: Yes. Parts labeled '1967' include 17513 and 15C580, and a 1967-specific clamp arrangement with 3682 near the column tube 3514.
What do the footnote symbols mean?: ▲ = manual steering Fairlane & Comet plus power & manual steering Falcon; # = power steering Fairlane & Comet only; % = refer to body group number.