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Ford Bronco E4OD Transmission Exploded Parts Diagram - Internal Components

Detailed exploded parts breakdown of an automatic transmission showing pump, clutches, planetaries and case.

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This document is a black-and-white exploded parts diagram of a Ford automatic transmission, uploaded as reference material for a 1994 Ford Bronco (filename 'Bronco Trans Inards 2.jpg'). It shows the complete internal assembly broken into labeled sub-groups, each with numeric callout codes typically used in aftermarket rebuild-kit catalogs. Major assemblies illustrated include the Pump Body and Stator, Coast Clutch Cylinder, O.D. Sun Gear, O.D. Planet, O.D. Ring Gear, Center Shaft, O.D. Clutch, Intermediate Clutch, Band, Intermediate Sprag, Direct Drum, Forward Clutch, Front Planet, Shell, Rear Sprag and Inner Race, transmission Case, Coast Clutch, Input Shaft, O.D. Sprag, Intermediate O.D. Cylinder, Intermediate Piston, Center Support, Direct Clutch, Forward Drum, Rear Planet, Reverse Clutch and Reverse Clutch Hub, Park Gear, Output Shaft, Extension Housing, valve body plates, filter, and oil pan. Each component (seals, O-rings, thrust washers, snap rings, friction and steel clutch plates, bearings, sprags, drums, planetary gearsets, shafts, gaskets) carries a 3-digit reference number (e.g., 070, 500, 555, 622, 678) plus one longer number, 325304, near the extension housing gasket. A reader can use this diagram to identify part positions and callout numbers when disassembling, ordering rebuild-kit components, or reassembling the transmission. No text states a year, model, or torque specifications.

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Frequently asked questions

What transmission components are identified in this exploded diagram?
It labels the Pump Body, Stator, Coast Clutch Cylinder, O.D. Sun Gear/Planet/Ring Gear, Center Shaft, O.D. Clutch, Intermediate Clutch, Band, Intermediate Sprag, Direct Drum, Forward Clutch, Front and Rear Planets, Shell, Rear Sprag, Inner Race, Case, Coast Clutch, Input Shaft, O.D. Sprag, Intermediate O.D. Cylinder, Intermediate Piston, Center Support, Direct Clutch, Forward Drum, Reverse Clutch and Hub, Park Gear, Output Shaft, and Extension Housing.
What callout number is assigned to the Direct Drum?
The Direct Drum is labeled 555, shown adjacent to items 227, 046, 337, and 336.
Which numbers make up the Forward Clutch group?
The Forward Clutch group is called out with numbers 877, 149, 853, 108, 126, 148, and 878.
What number identifies the Output Shaft and the Extension Housing area?
The Output Shaft is callout 678, and the Extension Housing area includes callouts 770, 066, 074, and 305, with a gasket-area number 325304 nearby.
Does the diagram give torque specs or fluid capacities?
No. It only shows exploded component views with numeric callouts and part-group labels; no torque values, capacities, or year/model text are visible.

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