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Dana 60 Monobeam Front Axle Tapered Bushing Removal Diagram - Ford Knuckle
Service manual figure illustrating tapered bushing removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle.
This document is a single illustrated figure (Fig. 104) from an automotive service manual showing tapered bushing removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle. The line drawing depicts a steering knuckle assembly mounted on the axle beam, viewed from an angle that shows both the upper kingpin area and the spindle mounting face with its wheel studs. A callout arrow labeled 'TAPERED BUSHING' points to the tapered bushing seated in the upper portion of the knuckle, indicating the component to be removed during this service procedure. The illustration reference number 84927175 appears in the lower right corner of the figure. The caption reads 'Fig. 104 Tapered bushing removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam, front drive axle.' A reader can learn from this figure the physical location of the tapered bushing on the Dana 60 Monobeam knuckle assembly, which is useful when performing kingpin or knuckle service on trucks equipped with this heavy-duty front drive axle. The page contains no step-by-step text, torque specifications, or fastener details—only the identifying illustration and caption. It appears to be one page of a multi-page set of scanned manual pages covering kingpin/knuckle service.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Fig. 104 show?
- It shows tapered bushing removal for the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle, with a callout identifying the tapered bushing on the steering knuckle.
- Where is the tapered bushing located on the Dana 60 Monobeam axle?
- The illustration's callout arrow points to the tapered bushing seated in the upper portion of the steering knuckle assembly.
- What axle does this figure apply to?
- The Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle, as stated in the figure caption.
- What is the illustration reference number on this figure?
- 84927175, printed in the lower right of the illustration.
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