Went under the truck today and changed out the front pinion seal. Not too bad of a job, just have that nice gear oil cologne for a few days. Noticed this rubber bushing was missing a big chunk of itself. Not sure what to call it or really how to explain where it is so I took a pic. I would like to replace both sides if you can give me a description or part number of what it is.

This is looking forward, drivers side, looking at the front diff

 

That is the rear mount for the front differential/axle assembly... it bolts on there and then onto the side of the diff with three bolts.

Not sure what you call it though... but that's the only one. There isn't one on the other side. There are two other mounts holding the rest of the diff though!

 

Ok...thanks. And you're right, there isn't one on the other side. Crawled under after a drive to check for leaks on my new pinion seal and noticed thats the only one of those. I'll check the other two tomorrow. I do have an LMC catalog for ranger parts, maybe it'll be listed in there somewhere.

OR, if any of you ford parts gurus have the part number handy that would be helpful also...thanks

 

I can check my manual tomorrow if you don't find anything before then. It's cold and rainy outside and I'm inside for the night!

 

That is the differential torque bracket bushing, not sure what the part number is. That bushing did the same thing on my 2008.

 

Thanks for the help!