1990 Ford Bronco Fuse Panel Diagram – Fuse Positions, Amps & Circuits (11-2)

This document is page 11-2, "Fuse Panel/Circuit Protection," from a Ford service/wiring manual, uploaded as applying to a 1990 Ford Bronco. It shows a diagram of the interior fuse panel layout with fuse positions 1–18 and the location of the round turn signal flasher at the panel's upper right corner. An accompanying table lists each fuse position, its amperage, and the circuits it protects — for example, fuse 1 (15A) covers stop/hazard lamps, anti-lock brakes, and speed control; fuse 9 (30A) covers the A/C-heater blower motor relay coil and A/C clutch; fuses 12 and 14 are 30-amp circuit breakers for power door locks/tailgate window and power windows respectively. Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are not used. Several entries are noted as "Bronco Only" or "Diesel Only." A legend correlates fuse amp values to blade fuse colors (4=Pink, 5=Tan, 10=Red, 15=Light Blue, 20=Yellow, 25=Natural, 30=Light Green). A "Power Distribution" text section explains that the alternator and battery connect at the starter relay hot terminal, that fuse links protect main circuits, and that fuses 1, 4, 8, 12, and 16 are hot at all times while others are powered through the ignition or main light switch.