What fuse controls the radio on a 1994 Ford Bronco?

Fuse position 11, a 15 amp fuse, protects the Radio and Radio Display Dim circuits.

Which fuse protects the power windows on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?

Fuse position 14, a 20 amp circuit breaker (20 c.b.), protects the Power Windows.

What is the fuse for the rear window defrost on a 1994 Bronco?

Fuse position 7, a 15 amp fuse, covers the Turn Lamps and Rear Window Defrost (Bronco Only).

Which fuses on the 1994 Bronco fuse panel are powered at all times?

Fuses 1, 4, 8, 12 and 16 are powered at all times, along with the Ignition Switch and Main Light Switch. The other fuses are powered through the Ignition Switch or the Main Light Switch.

What do the fuse colors mean in the 1994 Bronco fuse panel?

The color code is: 4 amp = Pink, 5 amp = Tan, 10 amp = Red, 15 amp = Light Blue, 20 amp = Yellow, 25 amp = Natural, 30 amp = Light Green.

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1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series Fuse Panel Diagram - Fuse Positions, Amps & Circuits

1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series instrument panel fuse panel layout and circuit protection chart

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1994 Bronco/F-Series instrument-panel fuse box: fuse positions 1-18 with amp ratings, color codes and circuits protected (A/C, fuel tank selector, turn lamps, ABS, etc.).

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This document is page 11-3, "Fuse Panel/Circuit Protection," from the 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series electrical reference (EVTM). It shows the instrument panel fuse panel layout diagram with numbered fuse positions 1 through 18 and the location of the turn signal flasher on the panel. A complete table lists each fuse position, its amperage (including 8.25 amp and 20 amp circuit breakers at positions 2, 12, and 14), and the circuits protected — covering the air conditioner/heater, interval wiper/washer, exterior lamps, air bag module, fuel tank selector (diesel), turn lamps, rear window defrost (Bronco only), courtesy lamps, power point, instrument illumination, radio, power door locks and tailgate window, stop/hazard lamps, power windows, anti-lock brakes, cigar lighter, transmission control indicator, and speedometer circuits. A fuse color code legend maps amperage ratings to colors (4=Pink, 5=Tan, 10=Red, 15=Light Blue, 20=Yellow, 25=Natural, 30=Light Green). A Power Distribution note explains that the alternator and battery connect at the starter relay hot terminal, that fuses 1, 4, 8, 12 and 16 are powered at all times, and that the remaining fuses are powered through the ignition switch or main light switch.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse controls the radio on a 1994 Ford Bronco?: Fuse position 11, a 15 amp fuse, protects the Radio and Radio Display Dim circuits.
Which fuse protects the power windows on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?: Fuse position 14, a 20 amp circuit breaker (20 c.b.), protects the Power Windows.
What is the fuse for the rear window defrost on a 1994 Bronco?: Fuse position 7, a 15 amp fuse, covers the Turn Lamps and Rear Window Defrost (Bronco Only).
Which fuses on the 1994 Bronco fuse panel are powered at all times?: Fuses 1, 4, 8, 12 and 16 are powered at all times, along with the Ignition Switch and Main Light Switch. The other fuses are powered through the Ignition Switch or the Main Light Switch.
What do the fuse colors mean in the 1994 Bronco fuse panel?: The color code is: 4 amp = Pink, 5 amp = Tan, 10 amp = Red, 15 amp = Light Blue, 20 amp = Yellow, 25 amp = Natural, 30 amp = Light Green.