Ford Bronco F-150 F-250 F-350 Front Hub Locknut Wrench - Bearing Service Diagram

This document is a single illustration from a Ford service procedure showing the removal or installation of a front wheel bearing locknut on a four-wheel-drive Ford truck front hub/rotor assembly. The line drawing depicts two hands holding a hex locknut wrench engaged in the center of the front brake rotor, with the wheel studs visible around the hub. A callout identifies the required special tool: a 2-1/2 inch hex locknut wrench for F-150 and Bronco models equipped with automatic locking hubs, or a 2-3/4 inch hex locknut wrench for F-250 and F-350 models with automatic locking hubs. The illustration is identified by figure number E9807-A in the lower right corner. From this document a reader learns which size hex locknut wrench is needed for front wheel bearing service on these Ford trucks, depending on model, and how the tool is applied to the hub. This page belongs to a larger set of front wheel bearing service pages (bearing1–bearing5) uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery; the illustration itself contains no year information, but its model applicability (Bronco with automatic locking hubs) is consistent with the claimed vehicle.