What does this diagram show?

A close-up line drawing of a hub/bearing bore on an axle or knuckle housing, with an arrow pointing to a component (bearing/seal/race) seated inside the bore. A splined shaft is visible through the opening.

Is there any part number or reference code on the image?

The only text visible is the Ford illustration reference code 'E9704-A' in the lower right corner.

Does the document include torque specs or step-by-step instructions?

No. This image contains no text instructions, torque values, or fastener specifications — it is a standalone illustration, likely one figure from a multi-page hub service procedure.

Does the image state which vehicle or year it applies to?

No. There is no year, make, model, or engine applicability stated anywhere on the image.

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Ford Hub Bearing Bore Service Illustration E9704-A - Hub Diagram

Service illustration of a machined bore or seal seat with a directional arrow pointing into the opening

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Service illustration of a machined bore/seal seat with a directional arrow indicating the area of interest.

AI caption July 2008 · Photo 80 of 4867

This document is a single black-and-white line-art service illustration, labeled with the Ford illustration reference code E9704-A. It shows a close-up view of a hub/bearing bore opening on what appears to be an axle or steering knuckle housing, with a large black arrow pointing to a component seated inside the bore — apparently a bearing, seal, or bearing cup installed in the housing (splined shaft visible through the center of the opening). There is no accompanying text, caption, torque specification, or step instructions on this image itself; it is evidently one illustration extracted from a larger service procedure (the uploader's album contains many related Ford service diagrams, and the filename 'hub5.gif' suggests it is page/figure 5 of a hub service procedure). A reader can learn the location and appearance of the indicated hub-area component, but must refer to the surrounding pages of the procedure for part names, removal/installation steps, and specifications. No year, model, or engine applicability is stated on the image itself.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: A close-up line drawing of a hub/bearing bore on an axle or knuckle housing, with an arrow pointing to a component (bearing/seal/race) seated inside the bore. A splined shaft is visible through the opening.
Is there any part number or reference code on the image?: The only text visible is the Ford illustration reference code 'E9704-A' in the lower right corner.
Does the document include torque specs or step-by-step instructions?: No. This image contains no text instructions, torque values, or fastener specifications — it is a standalone illustration, likely one figure from a multi-page hub service procedure.
Does the image state which vehicle or year it applies to?: No. There is no year, make, model, or engine applicability stated anywhere on the image.