Ford Differential Exploded Parts Diagram - Carrier Bearing, Pinion & Side Gears

This document is an exploded parts diagram of an automotive differential assembly, uploaded to the gallery of a 1979 Ford Bronco. The illustration shows the components of a differential in exploded view, including the ring gear and differential case (marked with callout number 1), the spider gear set (marked with callout number 2), and the differential housing/carrier. Labeled parts include the Pinion Gear, Pinion Gear Washer (labeled in two places), Side Gear Washer, and Carrier Bearing (shown with two bearing components on the left side). The drawing depicts the cross shaft (pinion shaft), side gears, pinion (spider) gears with their thrust washers, bearing caps with bolts, the differential case with mounting flange holes, and the axle housing carrier casting with tapered roller bearings. No part numbers, torque specifications, year ranges, or model designations are visible in the diagram itself. A reader can learn the general arrangement and assembly order of internal differential components — how the side gears, pinion gears, and washers fit within the differential case, and where the carrier bearings mount — which is useful when disassembling or rebuilding a differential.