What fuse powers the glove box light and courtesy lamp circuit?

The circuit is fed from a hot-at-all-times source through Fuse 7, rated 15 Amps; the cargo shell switch/light circuit runs through a separate in-line 7.5 amp fuse.

Where is the cargo lamp switch located?

The legend states the cargo lamp switch is in the LH "B" pillar near the roof.

What are the wire colors used in the dome/cargo lamp circuit?

The diagram shows bk/y (black/yellow) feeds from the fuses, gr/y (grey/yellow) power distribution wires, bk/bl (black/blue) switched wires to the dome and cargo lamps, and w/y and bk wires in the cargo shell switch circuit.

Where is connector C702 and what does it look like?

Connector C702 is on the LH side behind the instrument panel and is described as rectangular, brown, with 2 terminals.

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1979 Ford Bronco/F100-F350 Glove Box & Cargo Light Wiring Diagram

Ford truck glove box light and cargo light wiring diagram with fuse 7 feed

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Glove box and cargo lamp wiring: fuse 7 (15A, gray) feeds the in-line fuse, courtesy lamp switches, vanity mirror, cargo lamp switch, and digital AM radio display, with connector locations.

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This page is a color wiring diagram titled "Glove Box Light/Cargo Light" from a Ford truck electrical reference set (community-filed under 1979 Bronco/F100–F350). It shows the interior lighting circuits fed from two "Hot at all Times" sources (referencing Page 9): one through Fuse 7 (15 Amps) and another through an in-line 7.5 amp fuse. Circuit paths, shown with wire color codes such as bk/y (black/yellow), gr/y (grey/yellow), bk/bl (black/blue), w/y (white/yellow), and bk (black), route through the headlight switch, R.H. and L.H. courtesy lamp switches, vanity mirror switch and light, the utility (cargo) lamp switch, and to the dome lamp, cargo lamp, cargo shell switch and light, and the digital AM radio with clock receiver (digital display). Connectors C702 and C202 and grounds G702 and G202 are identified. A legend table gives component locations: the cargo lamp switch is in the LH "B" pillar near the roof; connector C702 (rectangular, brown, 2 terminals) is on the LH side behind the instrument panel; connector C707 (round, black, single terminal) is above the glove box; and ground G702 is an eyelet attached to the center roof brace. Useful for diagnosing dome, cargo, courtesy, and glove box lighting circuits.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse powers the glove box light and courtesy lamp circuit?: The circuit is fed from a hot-at-all-times source through Fuse 7, rated 15 Amps; the cargo shell switch/light circuit runs through a separate in-line 7.5 amp fuse.
Where is the cargo lamp switch located?: The legend states the cargo lamp switch is in the LH "B" pillar near the roof.
What are the wire colors used in the dome/cargo lamp circuit?: The diagram shows bk/y (black/yellow) feeds from the fuses, gr/y (grey/yellow) power distribution wires, bk/bl (black/blue) switched wires to the dome and cargo lamps, and w/y and bk wires in the cargo shell switch circuit.
Where is connector C702 and what does it look like?: Connector C702 is on the LH side behind the instrument panel and is described as rectangular, brown, with 2 terminals.
Where does ground G702 attach?: Ground G702 is an eyelet attached to the center roof brace.