Ford Open Carrier Differential Exploded Parts Diagram - 1984 Bronco

This document is an exploded-view parts diagram of an open carrier differential assembly, uploaded to a 1984 Ford Bronco gallery under the filename "opencarrier.gif." The illustration shows the differential case split apart along its axis, with all internal components arranged in assembly order: the carrier housing, side gears, spider (pinion) gears, thrust washers, cross/pinion shaft, and the ring gear mounting flange with its bolt-hole pattern. Numbered circled callouts (1 through 9) identify each component, and quantity notations indicate how many of certain pieces are used — for example, "2 PCS" for the side gears and spider gears, "4 PCS" for the thrust washers, and "3 PCS" for what appear to be bolts or pins at the lower left. The diagram contains no legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or text labels beyond the callout numbers and piece counts, so the reader must rely on the visual arrangement to understand how the open differential is assembled and which parts come in multiples. It serves as a visual reference for anyone disassembling or rebuilding an open (non-limited-slip) differential carrier, showing the relative positions and orientation of all internal gears and hardware.