Home/
Registry/
Ford/
Bronco/
1992-1996/
1993 Ford Bronco/
Photo
supermotors.net/registry/media/291610
Ford Bronco Automatic Locking Hub Exploded Diagram - Parts & Part Numbers
Exploded parts diagram of a locking hub assembly showing body, bearing, lock ring, springs, cap, and capscrew with part numbers.
This document is an exploded parts diagram of an automatic locking hub assembly, uploaded as part of a Ford Bronco reference album under the filename "Auto lockers.JPG." The illustration shows the hub/wheel end disassembled in sequence, with each component identified by name and Ford base part number. Starting from the wheel hub, the callouts identify the lockwasher (3B458), splined spacer (3B458), and "C" washer (3B457) that retain the hub internals. The central body assembly carries part number 1K105. Smaller internal components — the seal bridge retainer, lock ring, bearing, spring retainer, bearing inner race, bearing race spring, sealing ring, and capscrew — all carry the base number 1K106, while the outer cap assembly is 1K104. The figure reference number F3304-1A appears at the lower right, indicating it comes from a Ford factory service publication. A reader can use this diagram to determine the correct disassembly/reassembly order of an automatic locking hub and to identify the base part numbers needed when ordering replacement components. No torque specifications, model years, or written procedures appear on this page; it is purely an illustrated parts breakdown.
Is this accurate? Sign in to help verify it.
Frequently asked questions
- What part number is the automatic locking hub body assembly?
- The body assembly is identified as part number 1K105 in the diagram.
- What is the part number for the hub cap assembly?
- The cap assembly is shown as part number 1K104.
- Which components share the 1K106 part number?
- The seal bridge retainer, lock ring, bearing, spring retainer, bearing inner race, bearing race spring, sealing ring, and capscrew are all labeled 1K106.
- What retains the splined spacer in the automatic locking hub?
- The diagram shows a lockwasher (3B458), splined spacer (3B458), and a "C" washer (3B457) in the retention stack at the hub.
- In what order do the internal locking hub parts assemble?
- Per the exploded view: lockwasher, splined spacer, "C" washer, body assembly, seal bridge retainer, lock ring, bearing, spring retainer, bearing inner race, bearing race spring, sealing ring, cap assembly, and capscrew.
No comments yet.