What fuse powers the backup lamp switch and transmission range sensor on a 1996 Bronco?

Fuse 5, a 15A fuse in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box, feeds circuit 298 (P/O) which powers the TR sensor (automatic/E4OD) or the backup lamp switch (manual transmission).

What wire color is circuit 298 in this diagram?

Circuit 298 is shown as P/O (pink/orange).

Which connector goes to the speed control servo/amplifier?

Connector C152, pin 7, feeds the Speed Control Servo/Amplifier Assembly (page 31-1) on circuit 298 P/O.

Is the Daytime Running Lamps module on this circuit?

Yes — with DRL, circuit 298 P/O runs through connector C177 pin 3 to the DRL Module (page 97-1).

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1996 Ford Bronco Power Distribution Wiring Diagram - Fuse 5 (15A) Circuit 298

96 Bronco 13-4 Power Distribution wiring diagram: DRL module, transmission range sensor, backup lamp, trailer relay box

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Power distribution wiring diagram for 1996 Ford Bronco covering DRL, transmission and trailer relay circuits with color-coded wires.

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This document is page 13-4 of the power distribution section of a 1996 Ford Bronco wiring diagram set. It traces the circuit fed from splice S217 (page 13-3) via circuit 687 (GY/W, gray/white) through connector C202F/C202M into fuse 5, a 15A fuse in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box. From the fuse, circuit 298 (P/O, pink/orange) runs to splice S105, which distributes power to several loads: the Speed Control Servo/Amplifier Assembly via connector C152 pin 7 (page 31-1); the Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) Module via C177 pin 3, applicable only with DRL (page 97-1); through connectors C103M/C103F to either the Transmission Range (TR) Sensor via C1012 (E4OD automatic transmission, page 95-1) or the Backup Lamp Switch via C166 (manual transmission, page 95-1); and the Trailer Battery Charge Relay in the Trailer Relay Box (page 95-1). Circuit 601 (LB/PK, light blue/pink) from S105 feeds the 4WABS Relay #1 in the Trailer Relay Box and the 4WABS Control Module via C119 pin 20 (both page 42-1). Readers can learn which fuse and wire colors power the backup lamps, TR sensor, speed control, DRL module, and 4WABS circuits.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse powers the backup lamp switch and transmission range sensor on a 1996 Bronco?: Fuse 5, a 15A fuse in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box, feeds circuit 298 (P/O) which powers the TR sensor (automatic/E4OD) or the backup lamp switch (manual transmission).
What wire color is circuit 298 in this diagram?: Circuit 298 is shown as P/O (pink/orange).
What does circuit 601 LB/PK feed?: Circuit 601 (LB/PK) feeds the 4WABS Relay #1 in the Trailer Relay Box and the 4WABS Control Module via connector C119 pin 20, both referenced to page 42-1.
Which connector goes to the speed control servo/amplifier?: Connector C152, pin 7, feeds the Speed Control Servo/Amplifier Assembly (page 31-1) on circuit 298 P/O.
Is the Daytime Running Lamps module on this circuit?: Yes — with DRL, circuit 298 P/O runs through connector C177 pin 3 to the DRL Module (page 97-1).