Dana 60 Front Axle Exploded View Diagram - Trac-Lok Differential & Kingpin Parts
Exploded view of a complete front axle and differential assembly showing Trac-Lok, steering knuckles and axle shafts.
This document is a black-and-white exploded parts diagram of a heavy-duty front drive axle assembly, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery under the filename "Dana60_explodededview_3.jpg," suggesting it depicts a Dana 60 front axle. The drawing shows the complete axle disassembled into its individual components. An upper-left inset labeled "(Trac-Lok)" details the limited-slip differential, including the carrier case, side gears, pinion (spider) gears, cross shaft, and the stack of clutch plates and friction discs. The main center portion shows the axle housing, differential cover and gasket, the standard differential internals, ring and pinion gears, pinion bearings and shims, pinion seal, and driveshaft yoke with nut. The right side of the diagram illustrates the steering knuckle and kingpin components — bearing caps, springs, seals, tapered bearings, and hardware — for both sides of the axle. Lower insets show the axle shaft with U-joint and stub shaft, plus the spindle, wheel hub, wheel bearings, seals, and an internal-type locking hub assembly, labeled "(Internal Type)." The diagram contains no callout numbers, part numbers, torque specifications, or legend text; it serves purely as a visual reference for component identification, assembly order, and orientation when rebuilding the axle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is an exploded-view drawing of a front drive axle assembly, showing the differential, ring and pinion, axle housing, steering knuckles/kingpins, axle shafts with U-joints, spindle, hub, and locking hub components.
- Does the diagram show a limited-slip differential?
- Yes. An inset labeled "(Trac-Lok)" shows the Trac-Lok limited-slip differential case with its side gears, pinion gears, cross shaft, and clutch plate/disc stack.
- What type of locking hub is shown?
- The lower inset is labeled "(Internal Type)," showing an internal-type hub assembly with the spindle, wheel hub, bearings, seals, and internal hub components.
- Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specs?
- No. The only text on the diagram is "(Trac-Lok)" and "(Internal Type)"; there are no part numbers, callout legends, or torque values.
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