Ford Front Rotor Hub Bearing & Seal Exploded Diagram GH1365-A

This document is a single exploded-parts line drawing (figure ID GH1365-A) showing a front disc brake rotor and hub assembly with five wheel studs, along with two components removed and exploded outward from the hub. Callout 1 identifies a ring-shaped component, which appears to be a grease seal or bearing cup/race, and callout 2 identifies a tapered roller bearing. The drawing contains no accompanying legend, table, part numbers, torque specifications, or vehicle applicability text — only the two numbered callouts and the figure identifier in the lower-right corner. A reader can learn the relative position and orientation of the inner bearing components as they seat inside the rotor/hub: the bearing (callout 2) installs into the hub first, followed by the seal/race (callout 1) on the inboard side. Because the image carries no captions, the exact part names must be inferred from a companion service-manual text page that would normally reference these callout numbers. The document was uploaded to a 2007 Ford Mustang gallery, but nothing in the drawing itself confirms or denies that application; the surrounding album files suggest Ford truck (F-150) service-manual illustrations.