What circuit and wire color feeds the horn relay on a 1996 Bronco?

Circuit 460 V/LB (violet/light blue) feeds the horn relay from the engine compartment fuse box through a 30A fuse (position 3), per page 13-8.

What wire runs from the horn relay to the horns?

Circuit 6 V/LG (violet/light green) runs from relay pin 87 to the high pitch horn at connector C1006 and the low pitch horn at connector C1005, both detailed on page 44-1.

Which connectors are in the horn switch circuit?

Circuit 1 DB (dark blue) passes through connectors C202M/C202F and C219F/C219M to the speed control/horn switch assembly (pages 31-1 and 44-1), with a branch via splice S208 to the remote/keyless entry module at C240 (page 111-1) on vehicles with remote/keyless entry only.

What wire feeds the Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) module?

Circuit 38 BK/O (black/orange) runs through splice S115 to pin 7 of connector C177 at the DRL module, detailed on page 97-1.

What circuit goes to the multi-function switch?

Circuit 196 DB/O (dark blue/orange) passes through connectors C202M/C202F to pin 7 of connector C230 at the multi-function switch, detailed on page 85-1.

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1996 Ford Bronco Power Distribution 13-16 Wiring Diagram - Horn Relay & DRL

96 Bronco power distribution wiring diagram for horn relay and fuse box circuits

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Power distribution wiring diagram for the 1996 Ford Bronco showing horn relay, fuse box and module circuits.

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This is page 13-16 of a Ford factory-style wiring diagram set, covering Power Distribution for the horn circuit on a 1996 Ford Bronco (a '96 Bronco' label is overlaid on the scan). Power comes from the engine compartment fuse box (referenced from page 13-8) through a 30 amp fuse (position 3) on circuit 460 V/LB (violet/light blue) to the horn relay (pins 35, 30, 36, 87; detailed on page 44-1). Circuit 1 DB (dark blue) runs from the relay down through connectors C202M/C202F and C219F/C219M to the speed control/horn switch assembly (pages 31-1, 44-1), with a branch through splice S208 to the remote/keyless entry module at C240 (page 111-1, noted 'with remote/keyless entry only'). Relay output pin 87 feeds circuit 6 V/LG (violet/light green) to the high pitch horn (C1006) and low pitch horn (C1005), both on page 44-1. A separate 38 BK/O (black/orange) feed passes through splice S115 to the daytime running lamps (DRL) module at C177 pin 7 (page 97-1), and circuit 196 DB/O feeds the multi-function switch at C230 pin 7 (page 85-1). The diagram gives wire circuit numbers, colors, connector IDs, and cross-reference page numbers for each component.

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Frequently asked questions

What circuit and wire color feeds the horn relay on a 1996 Bronco?: Circuit 460 V/LB (violet/light blue) feeds the horn relay from the engine compartment fuse box through a 30A fuse (position 3), per page 13-8.
What wire runs from the horn relay to the horns?: Circuit 6 V/LG (violet/light green) runs from relay pin 87 to the high pitch horn at connector C1006 and the low pitch horn at connector C1005, both detailed on page 44-1.
Which connectors are in the horn switch circuit?: Circuit 1 DB (dark blue) passes through connectors C202M/C202F and C219F/C219M to the speed control/horn switch assembly (pages 31-1 and 44-1), with a branch via splice S208 to the remote/keyless entry module at C240 (page 111-1) on vehicles with remote/keyless entry only.
What wire feeds the Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) module?: Circuit 38 BK/O (black/orange) runs through splice S115 to pin 7 of connector C177 at the DRL module, detailed on page 97-1.
What circuit goes to the multi-function switch?: Circuit 196 DB/O (dark blue/orange) passes through connectors C202M/C202F to pin 7 of connector C230 at the multi-function switch, detailed on page 85-1.