What does this diagram show?

An exploded view of a front axle steering knuckle and kingpin assembly, showing the order of caps, seals, washers, bearings, bushings, and the tapered kingpin, identified by callout numbers 32–37, 40–48, and 52–54.

Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specs?

No. It contains only numbered callouts (e.g., 32, 41, 48, 54) with no part numbers, torque values, or written instructions.

What components sit above the steering knuckle in this diagram?

An upper cap/plate assembly with fasteners (items 40–44), followed by items 45–48, which are bushings, a retainer, and the tapered kingpin that seat into the top of the knuckle.

What is shown below the knuckle?

A lower cap or bearing plate (item 52) retained by fasteners and washers (items 40, 53, 54).

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Kingpin Steering Knuckle Rebuild Exploded Diagram - Ford Bronco Front Axle

Exploded parts diagram of a steering knuckle and king pin assembly with numbered bushings, bearings and seals

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Exploded parts breakdown of a steering knuckle and king pin assembly showing bushings, bearings, seals and spacers with numbered callouts.

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This document is an exploded parts diagram illustrating the disassembly and component order of a front axle steering knuckle and kingpin assembly. It contains no written text apart from numbered callouts (32–37, 40–48, and 52–54) pointing to individual components. The left side of the drawing shows an axle yoke/inner shaft end with a cap or seal (item 32) above it and a stack of washers, seals, and a tapered bearing (items 33, 35, 34) below. The right side shows the steering knuckle itself, with an upper cap assembly held by fasteners (items 41, 40, 42, 43, 44), followed by an internal stack of bushings, a retainer, and the tapered kingpin (items 45, 46, 47, 48). Small pins or clips (items 36, 37) attach near the knuckle body. Beneath the knuckle, a lower bearing cap or plate is retained by bolts and washers (items 52, 53, 40, 54). A reader can learn the correct order and orientation of parts for rebuilding a kingpin-style steering knuckle, though no part numbers, torque specifications, or vehicle applicability information appear in the drawing itself. The uploader filed it under a 1995 Ford Bronco as a kingpin rebuild reference.

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What does this diagram show?: An exploded view of a front axle steering knuckle and kingpin assembly, showing the order of caps, seals, washers, bearings, bushings, and the tapered kingpin, identified by callout numbers 32–37, 40–48, and 52–54.
Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specs?: No. It contains only numbered callouts (e.g., 32, 41, 48, 54) with no part numbers, torque values, or written instructions.
What components sit above the steering knuckle in this diagram?: An upper cap/plate assembly with fasteners (items 40–44), followed by items 45–48, which are bushings, a retainer, and the tapered kingpin that seat into the top of the knuckle.
What is shown below the knuckle?: A lower cap or bearing plate (item 52) retained by fasteners and washers (items 40, 53, 54).