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Dana 60 Monobeam Axle Lower Kingpin Removal Diagram - Ford Two-Jaw Puller
Service manual figure showing a two-jaw puller and step plate removing the lower kingpin on a Dana 60 Monobeam axle.
This document is a single illustrated page (Fig. 106) from a service manual showing the procedure for removing the lower kingpin on a Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle. The line drawing depicts a two-jaw puller (Ford special service tool D85L-1039-A) mounted on the axle knuckle area, used together with a step plate (tool D80L-630-7) to press or pull the lower kingpin components free. Below the puller, the illustration shows an exploded view of the lower kingpin stack-up parts in order: the lower king pin grease retainer, the bearing cup, the tapered roller bearing, and the grease seal. Each component is labeled with a callout leader line pointing to its location. A reference number, 84927177, appears near the lower right of the illustration. A reader can learn which special tools are required for lower kingpin removal on the Dana 60 Monobeam axle, the identity and stacking order of the lower kingpin bearing components, and how the puller is positioned on the axle during the operation. No torque values, year/model applicability, or step-by-step written instructions appear on this page — it is purely an illustrated figure with part/tool callouts.
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Frequently asked questions
- What special tools are shown for removing the lower kingpin on the Dana 60 Monobeam axle?
- A two-jaw puller (tool number D85L-1039-A) and a step plate (tool number D80L-630-7).
- What components make up the lower kingpin assembly in this diagram?
- The lower king pin grease retainer, bearing cup, bearing, and grease seal, shown in that order below the knuckle.
- What axle does this figure apply to?
- The figure caption states it shows removing the lower kingpin on the Dana 60 Monobeam front drive axle.
- What figure number is this illustration?
- Fig. 106.
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