1978 Ford Bronco Floor Shifter Diagram - Transmission & Transfer Case Levers
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Parts illustration of transmission and transfer case shifter levers and linkage with 1st and Park positions called out.
Part of 1978-1979 Ford Bronco Exploded Parts Diagrams
This document is a 3D CAD-style illustration (not a photograph) showing a floor shifter assembly for a vehicle, uploaded to the gallery of a 1978 Ford Bronco. It presents three rendered views of a dual-lever floor shifter mechanism. The upper-left view shows the complete assembly with two shift levers mounted on a bracket with linkage arms. The upper-right view shows the same assembly from a different angle with callouts labeling the shifter positions '1ST' and 'PARK', pointing to specific points on the shift linkage/detent arm. The lower-center view isolates the two levers themselves, with callouts identifying the left (silver/blue) lever as 'TRANSMISSION' and the right (gold/tan) lever as 'TRANSFER CASE'. The illustration conveys the relative arrangement of the transmission shifter and transfer case shifter, their mounting bracket, and the linkage geometry, including where the 1st gear and Park positions fall on the shift arc. No part numbers, dimensions, torque specs, dates, or vehicle identification appear in the image itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What components are labeled in this floor shifter diagram?
- The diagram labels four items: the TRANSMISSION shift lever, the TRANSFER CASE shift lever, and the 1ST and PARK positions on the shift linkage.
- Which lever is the transmission shifter and which is the transfer case shifter?
- In the lower view, the callout arrows identify the left lever as the TRANSMISSION shifter and the right lever as the TRANSFER CASE shifter.
- Does the diagram show shifter gear positions?
- Yes, the upper-right view has callouts marking the 1ST and PARK positions on the shifter linkage arm.
- Are any part numbers or torque specifications shown?
- No. The illustration contains only the four text labels (1ST, PARK, TRANSMISSION, TRANSFER CASE) and no part numbers, dimensions, or torque values.
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