Ford Mustang Locking Steering Column Exploded Diagram - Lock Cylinder & Switch

This document is a black-and-white exploded parts diagram of a locking steering column assembly, showing the components at the upper end of the column and how they fit together. The illustration identifies the turn signal switch with its three required mounting screws, the two T-bolt retaining nuts, the locking button snap retainer, the plastic cover, and the rod that connects to the ignition switch. Also labeled are the hazard warning switch, the snap ring retainer, the flange casting (the main column housing shown at the center of the drawing), and the wire loom exiting the column. The lower-right portion of the diagram details the ignition lock cylinder installation stack-up: drive gear, washer, snap ring, and two spring clips that retain the lock cylinder in the column. A separate mounting screw and the key warning buzzer terminal (attached by a wire lead to the hazard/turn signal area) are also called out. A reader can learn the names, order, and relative positions of all major serviceable parts in this style of locking steering column, which is useful when disassembling or reassembling the column, replacing a turn signal switch, or removing and installing the ignition lock cylinder. The diagram contains callout labels only; no part numbers, torque specifications, years, or model designations are printed on it.