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Ford Bronco Fuel Tank Filler Grommet Exploded Diagram - Tank without EEC
Exploded parts diagram of a fuel tank filler pipe, seal and flange labeled Tank without EEC with numbered callouts.
This is a cropped scan of an exploded-parts illustration relating to a fuel tank filler/grommet assembly, labeled 'Tank without EEC' (Evaporative Emission Control). The image shows three numbered callouts: item 16 points to a filler pipe/tube assembly at the lower left, item 18 points to a round rubber grommet (consistent with the upload filename 'grommet.JPG'), and item 2 points to small fasteners (screws/rivets) near a large mounting gasket or plate with a circular opening on the right side of the image. No legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or year/model applicability text is visible in this crop, so item numbers cannot be matched to Ford part numbers from this image alone. A reader can learn the relative assembly relationship of the filler tube, the grommet that seals the tube into the tank or body panel, and the mounting plate/gasket with its fasteners, specifically for a fuel tank configuration without EEC. The document was uploaded to a 1978 Ford Bronco gallery, but the illustration itself contains no visible vehicle identification.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does callout 18 point to in this diagram?
- Callout 18 points to a round rubber grommet that seals the fuel filler tube where it enters the tank/panel.
- What does 'Tank without EEC' mean on this diagram?
- The label indicates this exploded view applies to the fuel tank configuration without EEC; the diagram itself does not further define the abbreviation.
- What does callout 16 identify?
- Callout 16 points to the filler pipe/tube assembly shown at the lower left of the illustration.
- Are any part numbers or torque specs shown?
- No. Only callout numbers 16, 18, and 2 and the caption 'Tank without EEC' are visible; no legend, part numbers, or torque values appear in this crop.
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