Ford Bronco Transmission Exploded Diagram - Coast, Overdrive & Intermediate Clutch

This document is an exploded parts illustration (drawing P-22009) of an automatic transmission's internal clutch and gear-train components, uploaded as "Bronco Trans Inards" for a 1994 Ford Bronco. The diagram is divided into four labeled assemblies: Coast Clutch, Overdrive Planetary, Overdrive Clutch, and Intermediate Clutch, plus an input shaft/drum assembly across the top. Each component is identified by a Ford basic part number callout, such as input shaft 7017, drum 7A103, clutch plates and discs (7B164, 7B442, 7B066), pressure plates (7B070), springs and retainers (7A527, 7A262, 7A548 inner/outer), snap rings (7D483), planetary gear set components (7A089, 7L339, 7B446, 7F240, 7A153, 7A658, 7G375, 7G178), and intermediate clutch parts (7G384, 7E005, 7F224, 7A130, 7L326, 7D025, 7Z059, 7F225). Hardware/service part numbers with suffix codes are also shown: N805260-S (AB-91-E), 377300-S (QQ-105), 377135-S (QQ-93-D), and 377155-S (QQ-94-E). A reader can use this diagram to determine the assembly order and relative position of clutch packs, plates, snap rings, and planetary components, and to look up Ford basic part numbers when ordering replacement transmission parts or performing a rebuild. The illustration carries no explicit year, model, or transmission designation text.