Spicer Steer Axles Illustrated Parts List - Manual (Page 4)

Introduction
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Introduction
About this Parts Book
This Spicer parts book is presented as an aid in the identification
and procurement of replacement parts for Spicer steer axles. The
information included covers the most commonly used parts.
Parts have been grouped by category such as beams and centers,
knuckles and cross rods; however, Spicer recommends using kits.
Whether you are using kits or individual parts, the model serviced is
prominently identified in each group.
This book covers I, EF and D axles separately; determine your axle
type and work from the appropriate table of contents.
Abbreviations
A/R-As Required: Parts that vary in quantity with each axle.
Example: shims.
NSS-Not Serviced Separately: Items which can only be purchased
in sets, kit form, or service assemblies.
Genuine Spicer Parts
When you buy genuine Spicer replacement parts, you receive the
same high quality and exacting tolerances you find in the original
steer axle components.
Only genuine Spicer parts have the latest Spicer engineering
improvements and assure equal or better performance than the
original parts.
And Spicer backs you up with a responsive and capable service
organization strategically located to provide you with emergency
parts and service when you need them.
Insist on Spicer quality. Use genuine Spicer replacement parts.
Ordering Spicer Parts
Place all you parts orders through your truck dealer or manufac-
turer (OEM). Do not order parts directly from Spicer.
Spicer Parts Kits
Spicer Parts Kits give you an economical, convenient way to stock
Spicer replacement parts. They contain all the parts you need to do
a complete, professional job of overhauling or repairing your Spicer
steer axle. And you have only one part number in one easily stored
package to order, stock, identify, and satisfy your customer’s needs.