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Dana 60 Monobeam Front Axle Compression Spring Removal Diagram (Fig. 101)
Service manual figure illustrating compression spring removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle with labeled parts.
This document is a single scanned service-manual illustration (Figure 101) showing compression spring removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle. The line drawing depicts an exploded view of the axle's steering knuckle/spindle area, with callout labels identifying four components: the spindle cap (a flanged cap with bolt holes), the compression spring (shown between the spindle cap and spring retainer), the gasket (which sits between the spindle cap and the knuckle face), and the spring retainer. The knuckle is shown mounted on the axle housing with wheel studs visible on the hub area. A reference number, 84927172, appears near the caption. The page contains no written procedure, torque specifications, year/model applicability statements, or part numbers other than the illustration reference number. A reader can learn the relative positions and assembly order of the spindle cap, gasket, compression spring, and spring retainer on a Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle, which is useful when disassembling or reassembling the spindle area during hub, spindle, or axle shaft service.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is Fig. 101, illustrating compression spring removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle.
- What parts are labeled in the Dana 60 Monobeam spindle diagram?
- The callouts identify the spindle cap, compression spring, gasket, and spring retainer.
- Where does the gasket go in this assembly?
- The gasket is shown seated on the knuckle face, between the knuckle and the spindle cap.
- Is there a reference number on this illustration?
- Yes, the number 84927172 appears near the figure caption.
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