1998 Ford Taurus Halfshaft CV Joint & Boot Diagram - E6715-F Callout Figure
Component breakdown drawing (G6716-E) with numbered callouts 1-5 identifying the press ram, sensor ring and tool parts.
This document is a single black-and-white exploded/detail line drawing, apparently one page of a multi-page halfshaft (CV axle) reference set. It shows the outboard end of a halfshaft: a ribbed (convoluted) CV boot at the top narrowing to a crimped or crosshatched clamp area, seated into a cylindrical joint housing with a knurled/toothed ring (likely an ABS tone ring) around its circumference. Five circled callout numbers (1 through 5) point to different parts of the assembly: callout 1 points to the outer housing/body, callout 2 to the lower ring/band area, callout 3 to the boot seat/insert at the housing mouth, callout 4 to the upper lip of the housing, and callout 5 to the crimped clamp region of the boot. The only text on the page is the Ford-style figure reference number 'E6715-F' in the lower right corner. No legend, part names, part numbers, torque values, or year/model applicability statements are present on this page; the corresponding legend presumably appears on another page of the set. A reader can use this diagram to visually identify the components of the CV joint and boot assembly referenced by numbers elsewhere in the service documentation.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- A line drawing of a halfshaft CV joint end, showing the convoluted boot, a crimped boot clamp area, and the joint housing with a toothed ring, marked with five numbered callouts (1–5).
- What is the figure reference number on this diagram?
- The figure is identified as E6715-F in the lower right corner.
- Does this page include a parts legend or part numbers?
- No. The only text on the page is the figure number E6715-F; the callouts 1–5 are not labeled here, so the legend must be on another page of the set.
- What does callout 5 point to?
- Callout 5 points to the crosshatched crimped clamp area where the boot narrows onto the shaft/joint.
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