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1976-1977 Ford Bronco Sway Bar Assembly Exploded Parts Diagram (FoMoCo)
Exploded parts drawing of a 1976/77 front sway bar assembly with mounting brackets, bushings and end links.
This document is a Ford (FoMoCo copyright) exploded-view parts diagram labeled "1976/77 Sway Bar Assembly." It illustrates the front sway bar (stabilizer bar) installation on a solid front axle with differential housing, showing how the components fit together: the sway bar itself, a U-bolt and saddle-style frame/axle mounting brackets, rubber bushings, end links with washers and spacers, and the associated nuts and bolts. The drawing uses exploded positioning with dashed assembly lines so the reader can see the order and orientation of each fastener and bushing relative to the bar and the axle. There is no parts legend, no callout numbers, no part numbers, and no torque specifications printed on this scan—only the copyright line and the assembly title. The diagram is useful for anyone disassembling, rebuilding, or installing a sway bar on a 1976 or 1977 Ford vehicle (uploaded to a Ford Bronco gallery), as it clarifies bushing orientation, bracket placement, and link hardware stack-up. Note that although this scan was filed under a 1974 Bronco, the document itself states applicability to 1976/77 models.
This document covers 1976-1977, which may differ from this 1974 Ford Bronco.
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Frequently asked questions
- What years does this sway bar diagram cover?
- The diagram is labeled "1976/77 Sway Bar Assembly," so it covers 1976 and 1977 models.
- Does this diagram include part numbers or torque specs?
- No. The scan shows only the exploded illustration with the title "1976/77 Sway Bar Assembly" and a FoMoCo copyright line; no part numbers, callouts, or torque values are printed.
- What components are shown in the sway bar assembly?
- The exploded view shows the sway bar, a U-bolt, mounting brackets, bushings, end links, washers, nuts, and bolts as they mount to the front axle/differential housing.
- Who produced this diagram?
- The diagram carries the notice "Diagram Copyright FoMoCo" (Ford Motor Company).
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