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Dana 60 Monobeam Front Axle Lower Kingpin Removal Diagram - Fig. 102
Service manual figure illustrating lower kingpin and retainer removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front axle.
This is a single scanned illustration (Fig. 102) from an automotive service manual showing lower kingpin removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle. The line drawing depicts the steering knuckle from the front, with the large circular kingpin/spindle bore visible and multiple stud holes around its circumference. A callout arrow labels the KNUCKLE. Below the knuckle, a second illustration shows a hand holding the removed lower kingpin and its retainer plate, labeled 'LOWER KINGPIN AND RETAINER.' The illustration carries the reference number 84927174. The page contains no torque specifications, part numbers for service parts, or step-by-step procedural text — it serves purely as a visual reference identifying the knuckle, the lower kingpin, and its retainer during disassembly of the front axle. It appears to be one page of a multi-page kingpin service set (files KP1–KP4) uploaded to document kingpin replacement on a Ford solid front axle. Readers can learn what the lower kingpin and retainer assembly looks like once removed from the bottom of the knuckle, and where it mounts relative to the knuckle bore.
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Frequently asked questions
- What axle does this kingpin removal diagram apply to?
- The figure caption states it shows lower kingpin removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle.
- What parts are labeled in this diagram?
- Two callouts are shown: the KNUCKLE, and the LOWER KINGPIN AND RETAINER, which is shown removed and held in a hand.
- Does this page include torque specs or removal steps?
- No. It is an illustration only (Fig. 102) with part callouts and reference number 84927174; no torque values or written procedure appear on this page.
- Where is the lower kingpin located on the axle?
- Per the illustration, the lower kingpin and its retainer mount at the bottom of the steering knuckle on the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle.
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