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1974 Ford Bronco Front Suspension Exploded Diagram - Coil Spring, Radius Arm

Exploded parts diagram of front coil-spring suspension with radius arm, shock, trac bar and brackets.

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This document is an exploded parts diagram of a Ford front coil-spring suspension assembly, copyrighted by FoMoCo (Ford Motor Company). It illustrates the arrangement and assembly order of the major front suspension components. Labeled parts include the stock shock assembly (with its mounting hardware, washers, and bushings shown at the top), the 13216 coil spring upper bracket, the coil spring itself, the 13214 coil spring bottom plate, and the 13212 coil spring retainer plate. Also shown are the trac bar with its mounting hardware, the radius arm, the radius arm bracket with radius arm bushings and washers, the lower radius arm shock mount, and the C-bushings that secure the axle to the radius arm. Fasteners such as bolts, nuts, and washers are drawn in exploded fashion showing how each piece stacks together. A reader can learn how the front suspension components fit together, which Ford base part-number groups apply to the coil spring brackets and plates (13212, 13214, 13216), and the relative positions of the shock absorber, radius arm, and trac bar. The diagram was uploaded to a 1974 Ford Bronco gallery; the document itself does not state a year or model.

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Frequently asked questions

What Ford part number is the coil spring upper bracket?
The coil spring upper bracket is labeled with base part number 13216 in the diagram.
What are the part numbers for the coil spring bottom plate and retainer plate?
The coil spring bottom plate is 13214 and the coil spring retainer plate is 13212.
What components attach the radius arm to the frame?
The diagram shows the radius arm passing through a radius arm bracket, secured with radius arm bushings, washers, and a nut.
Where are the C-bushings located in the front suspension?
The C-bushings are shown at the lower front of the assembly, fitting between the caps and the radius arm/axle mounting area, below the lower radius arm shock mount.
What major front suspension parts are shown in this exploded view?
The stock shock assembly, coil spring, coil spring upper bracket (13216), coil spring bottom plate (13214), coil spring retainer plate (13212), trac bar, radius arm, radius arm bracket, radius arm bushings, lower radius arm shock mount, and C-bushings.

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