1996 Ford Bronco Front Driveshaft Diagram - Double Cardan Joint & Slip-Yoke

This document is a labeled line drawing of a driveshaft assembly, uploaded to a 1996 Ford Bronco gallery. The diagram shows a complete driveshaft in side view with four callouts identifying its major components: the double cardan universal joint at one end (which connects to the transfer case), the main driveshaft tube (base part number 4602), the universal joint slip-yoke boot (base part number 4421), and the driveshaft slip-yoke (base part number 4841) at the opposite end, which connects to the drive axle. The illustration reference number E7154-B appears at the lower right of the frame. A reader can learn the orientation of the driveshaft (double cardan joint toward the transfer case, slip-yoke toward the axle), the Ford base part group numbers for the shaft, boot, and slip-yoke, and the general construction of the assembly including the accordion-style boot covering the slip-yoke splines. The document itself contains no year, model, or engine applicability statements, so its exact application must be inferred from context; it is filed as part of a set of 1996 Bronco reference scans.