What systems are covered in the Accessory Systems section for the 1979 Ford Bronco and F-Series trucks?

The section covers the AM/FM–CB radio, windshield washer/wiper (standard and intermittent), speed control and horn, and the power tailgate window on the Bronco.

Where is the C.B. radio mounted according to this diagram?

The C.B. radio is a remote unit that is floor mounted, with a separate C.B. microphone near the dash.

What connector numbers are shown in the accessory systems component location diagram?

The diagram calls out connectors C502, C505, C507, C508, C509, C510, C511, C514, C713, C715, and C716.

What speed control components are identified in the diagram?

The diagram shows the horn and speed control (on the steering wheel), throttle actuator, speed control amplifier, and speed cable sensor, plus connectors C715 and C716 in that area.

Where are the speakers located in this truck's radio system?

The diagram shows a radio dash speaker, a right speaker, and a left door speaker.

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1979 Ford Bronco F100-F350 Accessory Systems Component Locations - Radio, Wiper

Ford pickup accessory systems component location illustration radio wiper speed control horn

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Cutaway locator for accessory systems: AM/FM/CB radio, windshield washer/wipers, speed control actuator and sensor, horn, and Bronco power tailgate window on a Ford pickup.

AI caption August 2014 · Photo 32 of 48

This page (page 32) is from a 1979 Ford Bronco / F100-through-F350 truck electrical reference document. It introduces the 'Accessory Systems' section, which covers the AM/FM and CB radio, standard and intermittent windshield washer/wiper systems, speed control and horn, and the power tailgate window on the Bronco. The main content is a component-location illustration of a pickup truck (shown in cutaway/phantom view) with red dashed lines representing accessory wiring paths. Callouts identify the physical locations of components including the radio, radio antenna, radio dash speaker, right speaker, left door speaker, C.B. radio (a remote floor-mounted unit) and C.B. microphone, wiper motor, wiper governor, windshield wiper switch, windshield washer pump, headlight switch, horn relay, both horns, the horn and speed control on the steering wheel, throttle actuator, speed control amplifier, speed cable sensor, and the fuse panel. Numbered connector callouts are also identified: C502, C505, C507, C508, C509, C510, C511, C514, C713, C715, and C716. A reader can use this page to locate accessory system components and their harness connectors in the vehicle before consulting the wiring schematics on subsequent pages.

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Frequently asked questions

What systems are covered in the Accessory Systems section for the 1979 Ford Bronco and F-Series trucks?: The section covers the AM/FM–CB radio, windshield washer/wiper (standard and intermittent), speed control and horn, and the power tailgate window on the Bronco.
Where is the C.B. radio mounted according to this diagram?: The C.B. radio is a remote unit that is floor mounted, with a separate C.B. microphone near the dash.
What connector numbers are shown in the accessory systems component location diagram?: The diagram calls out connectors C502, C505, C507, C508, C509, C510, C511, C514, C713, C715, and C716.
What speed control components are identified in the diagram?: The diagram shows the horn and speed control (on the steering wheel), throttle actuator, speed control amplifier, and speed cable sensor, plus connectors C715 and C716 in that area.
Where are the speakers located in this truck's radio system?: The diagram shows a radio dash speaker, a right speaker, and a left door speaker.