What does the clutch pedal position (CPP) switch do on a 1996 Bronco?

Per the diagram callout, the CPP switch prevents engine startup with the clutch released on manual transmission vehicles.

What wire color is the start circuit from the ignition switch?

Circuit 32, colored R/LB (red/light blue), labeled 'BV (START), leaving the ignition switch through connector C269.

Do automatic transmission Broncos have a clutch pedal position switch?

Vehicles with the E4OD or 4R70W transmission use a Clutch Pedal Position (CPP) switch jumper instead of the actual switch, at connector C261.

Which circuit goes to the Powertrain Control Module in the starting system?

Circuit 199 (LB/Y) enters the PCM at connector C185, pin 64. PCM details are on pages 24-7 and 25-5.

Where does circuit 33 W/PK continue after this page?

It runs through C202F/C202M and continues to connector C103 on page 20-2.

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1996 Ford Bronco Starting System Wiring Diagram - CPP Switch & Circuits (20-1)

96 Bronco starting system wiring diagram with ignition switch and clutch pedal position switch

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Wiring diagram of the 1996 Ford Bronco starting system showing ignition switch, clutch pedal position switch and PCM circuits.

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This is page 20-1 of a starting system wiring diagram set, labeled "96 Bronco," covering the start circuit from the ignition switch through the clutch pedal position (CPP) switch or jumper to downstream connectors. Power originates hot at all times at the ignition switch (referenced to page 13-3, with switch testing on page 149-2) and exits on circuit 32 (R/LB, 'BV START) through connector C269. The diagram then splits into two paths: vehicles with a manual transmission use a Clutch Pedal Position (CPP) switch at connector C261, while E4OD or 4R70W automatic transmissions use a CPP switch jumper. A callout notes the CPP switch "prevents engine startup with clutch released." Circuits shown include 32 R/LB, 306 T/LB (to speed control, page 31-1), 511 LG, 481 GY/W, 480 P/V, 33 W/PK, and 199 LB/Y. Connectors and splices referenced include C269, C261, C202M/C202F, C103M/C103F, C185 (pin 64 to the Powertrain Control Module, pages 24-7 and 25-5), and splice S224. Circuit 33 W/PK continues to connector C103 on page 20-2. The page helps diagnose no-start conditions related to the CPP switch, wiring colors, and connector locations on a 1996 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the clutch pedal position (CPP) switch do on a 1996 Bronco?: Per the diagram callout, the CPP switch prevents engine startup with the clutch released on manual transmission vehicles.
What wire color is the start circuit from the ignition switch?: Circuit 32, colored R/LB (red/light blue), labeled 'BV (START), leaving the ignition switch through connector C269.
Do automatic transmission Broncos have a clutch pedal position switch?: Vehicles with the E4OD or 4R70W transmission use a Clutch Pedal Position (CPP) switch jumper instead of the actual switch, at connector C261.
Which circuit goes to the Powertrain Control Module in the starting system?: Circuit 199 (LB/Y) enters the PCM at connector C185, pin 64. PCM details are on pages 24-7 and 25-5.
Where does circuit 33 W/PK continue after this page?: It runs through C202F/C202M and continues to connector C103 on page 20-2.