What does this diagram show?

It is an exploded parts diagram (reference code DE1629-A) of a front drive axle assembly, showing a differential carrier/housing with numbered components (1–25) fanned out in assembly order on both sides.

How many numbered parts are identified in the diagram?

Callout numbers run from 1 to 25, with some numbers (such as 2, 4, and 20) appearing at multiple locations, indicating repeated parts.

Does the diagram include a parts legend or part numbers?

No. Only the callout numbers and the drawing reference code DE1629-A are visible; there is no legend, part names, part numbers, or torque values in this scan.

What is the reference code on the diagram?

The code printed at the bottom right of the diagram is DE1629-A.

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Ford 4x4 Front Axle Exploded Parts Diagram DE1629-A - Differential Assembly

Exploded parts drawing of a differential carrier and pinion assembly with numbered callouts

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Exploded parts diagram of a differential carrier, pinion, bearings and yoke with numbered component callouts.

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This document is an exploded parts diagram, identified by the Ford-style drawing reference code DE1629-A. It depicts a front drive axle assembly of the type used on 4x4 trucks, showing the differential carrier/housing at the center with components fanned out on both sides. Numbered callout balloons 1 through 25 identify individual parts, including what appear to be the differential carrier and cover (with fasteners and plugs), stub/axle shafts, bearings, seals, washers, snap rings, a vacuum shift motor or actuator assembly, and outer axle/spindle components with a companion flange. Some callout numbers (such as 2, 4, and 20) appear multiple times, indicating repeated hardware like seals or washers used in more than one location. No parts legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or descriptive text accompanies the illustration in this scan, so the reader can learn the relative assembly order and positions of components but must consult a corresponding legend page or service manual to identify each numbered part by name or part number. The diagram would be useful for someone disassembling or reassembling a 4x4 front axle to verify component orientation and completeness.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: It is an exploded parts diagram (reference code DE1629-A) of a front drive axle assembly, showing a differential carrier/housing with numbered components (1–25) fanned out in assembly order on both sides.
How many numbered parts are identified in the diagram?: Callout numbers run from 1 to 25, with some numbers (such as 2, 4, and 20) appearing at multiple locations, indicating repeated parts.
Does the diagram include a parts legend or part numbers?: No. Only the callout numbers and the drawing reference code DE1629-A are visible; there is no legend, part names, part numbers, or torque values in this scan.
What is the reference code on the diagram?: The code printed at the bottom right of the diagram is DE1629-A.