What does this diagram show?

An exploded view of a disc brake and hub assembly, including what appear to be a knuckle, splash shield with parking brake shoes, hub/bearing assembly, rotor, caliper, and end-of-axle hardware, identified by callouts 1–15 and A–F.

Does the diagram apply to both sides of the vehicle?

Yes — the note reads 'RH SHOWN, LH SIMILAR', meaning the right-hand side is illustrated and the left-hand side is similar (mirrored).

Are part names or part numbers listed on the diagram?

No. Only the callout numbers 1–15, letters A–F, the note 'RH SHOWN LH SIMILAR', and the figure reference 'H1007' are visible; no legend or part numbers are included in this scan.

What is the figure reference number of this illustration?

H1007, printed at the lower right of the diagram.

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Ford Taurus Rear Disc Brake & Hub Exploded Diagram - Rotor, Caliper, Knuckle

Exploded view of front hub, rotor, and brake assembly with numbered and lettered callouts

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Exploded parts diagram of a front hub, rotor, and brake assembly with numbered and lettered component callouts.

AI caption November 2003 · Photo 73 of 98

This document is an exploded parts diagram (illustration reference H1007) showing a disc brake and hub assembly, apparently for the rear of a vehicle, with the note "RH SHOWN, LH SIMILAR" indicating the right-hand side is illustrated and the left-hand side is a mirror image. The diagram uses fifteen numbered callouts (1–15) and six lettered callouts (A–F, paired with callouts 1, 4, 6, 9, 12, and 14) to identify components. Identifiable components in the illustration (by appearance, not labeled text) include a knuckle/spindle assembly, a brake splash shield/backing plate with parking brake shoes, a wheel hub and bearing assembly with wheel studs, a disc brake rotor, a disc brake caliper with pads, small fasteners/bolts, and end-of-axle hardware such as a washer, nut, and dust cap/grease cap. No parts legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or vehicle year/model text appears in the scan, so the reader learns the assembly order and relative placement of the components but must consult an accompanying legend table (not included here) to identify each callout by name. The scan was uploaded to a 1999 Ford Taurus gallery, and nothing in the image contradicts that attribution.

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What does this diagram show?: An exploded view of a disc brake and hub assembly, including what appear to be a knuckle, splash shield with parking brake shoes, hub/bearing assembly, rotor, caliper, and end-of-axle hardware, identified by callouts 1–15 and A–F.
Does the diagram apply to both sides of the vehicle?: Yes — the note reads 'RH SHOWN, LH SIMILAR', meaning the right-hand side is illustrated and the left-hand side is similar (mirrored).
Are part names or part numbers listed on the diagram?: No. Only the callout numbers 1–15, letters A–F, the note 'RH SHOWN LH SIMILAR', and the figure reference 'H1007' are visible; no legend or part numbers are included in this scan.
What is the figure reference number of this illustration?: H1007, printed at the lower right of the diagram.