1994 Ford Bronco Positive Battery Cable Measurements & Routing Diagram

This document is a hand-drafted line diagram showing the routing and measurements of a positive battery cable assembly for a vehicle's starting system. The diagram traces the cable run from the Starter Solenoid/Relay at the top left, through the Positive Battery Terminal, down and across (secured by a cable clamp) to the Starter Trigger and Starter Power Connection at the lower right. Two HEGO (heated exhaust gas oxygen sensor) lead connections branch from the harness, one near the solenoid end and one near the starter end. A 'Measurements' legend provides eight key lengths for fabricating or verifying a replacement cable: solenoid to battery terminal (16-18"), starter trigger wire (63"), battery terminal to starter power terminal (47-50"), battery terminal to cable clamp (30"), cable clamp to starter (17"), starter trigger to cable clamp at the starter end (22"), HEGO lead connector end to end (48 1/2"), and HEGO lead sensor end to cable clamp (11"). The drawing contains no part numbers, wire gauges, colors, or explicit vehicle/year identification; it was uploaded to a 1994 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a battery cable documentation set. It is useful to anyone building or replacing a positive battery cable with integrated starter trigger and HEGO leads.