1994 Ford Bronco Positive Battery Cable Diagram - Lead Lengths & Routing

This document is a hand-drafted wiring/cable-routing diagram for a positive battery lead assembly, uploaded to a 1994 Ford Bronco gallery. The drawing shows the positive battery cable run beginning at the Starter Solenoid/Relay (drawn as a round relay with two terminal posts), continuing through the Positive Battery Terminal (drawn as a ring/eyelet), then routing down and across to a Cable Clamp, with branches for a HEGO (heated exhaust gas oxygen sensor) lead connector, a Starter Trigger ring terminal, and the Starter Power Connection at the far end. A 'Measurements' legend lists cable segment lengths for fabricating the harness: Solenoid to battery terminal 16-18", Starter Trigger Wire 63", Battery Terminal to Starter Power Terminal 47-50", Battery Terminal to Cable Clamp 30", Cable Clamp to starter 17", Starter Trigger to cable clamp (starter end) 22", HEGO Lead connector end to end 48 1/2", and HEGO Lead sensor end to Cable Clamp 11". Text in the upper-right corner ('Application ti…', 'RED engine ti…') is cut off. A reader can use this diagram as a template for building or replacing a positive battery cable with integrated starter trigger and HEGO leads, with exact cut lengths for each segment.