What wire color is circuit 705 in the 1994 Bronco courtesy lamp circuit?

Circuit 705 is LG/O (light green/orange), running through connectors C299, C229, C300, and C214.

Where do the courtesy/cargo lamp circuits ground on a 1994 Bronco?

Circuit 57 (BK) from the inside cargo lamp and outside cargo/high mount stop lamps joins at splice S308 and grounds at G201; the diagram says 'See Grounds Page 10-11.'

What connector feeds the map lamps on a 1994 Bronco with keyless entry?

Connector C905 feeds the map lamps via circuit 54 LG/Y, which is 12V when the battery saver output is active. Component view reference is 151-19 A1.

Which parts of this diagram apply only to the Bronco (not F-Series)?

A callout labeled 'BRONCO ONLY' marks the 54 LG/Y branch near splice S316 that feeds the cargo lamp circuits.

What circuits connect to the outside cargo/high mount stop lamps?

Connector C907 carries circuit 55 BK/PK (12V, courtesy lamp output active) and circuit 569 DG from the turn/stop hazard lamps (page 90-2); ground is circuit 57 BK. Component view is 151-24 C10.

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1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series Courtesy Lamps Wiring Diagram - EVTM Page 89-9

1994 Bronco/F-Series courtesy lamps wiring diagram page 89-9 with cargo and map lamps

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Wiring diagram for 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series courtesy, cargo, and map lamps with color-coded circuits.

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This is page 89-9 of the 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series Electrical and Vacuum Troubleshooting Manual (EVTM), showing the Courtesy Lamps wiring diagram for vehicles equipped with Remote Keyless Entry. The schematic traces circuit 705 (LG/O), circuit 53 (BK/LB), circuit 54 (LG/Y), circuit 55 (BK/PK), circuit 569 (DG), and circuit 57 (BK ground) through connectors C299, C229, C300, C315, C318, C214, C550, C905, C907, and C908, plus splices S316 and S308 and ground G201. Components shown include the Inside Cargo Lamp, Outside Cargo/High Mount Stop Lamps, Map Lamps (with 12V battery saver output active feed), and Power Mirror Switch (referenced to page 124-1). A "Bronco Only" branch is noted, and cross-references point to Turn/Stop Hazard Lamps (page 90-2) and Grounds (page 10-11). Component-view page references (e.g., 151-24 F3, 151-19 A1) accompany each connector. Handwritten notes identify pins 1, 6, 4, and "C318 pin 3." A reader can learn wire colors, circuit numbers, connector locations, and grounding for the courtesy/cargo/map lamp circuits on 1994 Bronco and F-Series trucks with remote keyless entry.

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Frequently asked questions

What wire color is circuit 705 in the 1994 Bronco courtesy lamp circuit?: Circuit 705 is LG/O (light green/orange), running through connectors C299, C229, C300, and C214.
Where do the courtesy/cargo lamp circuits ground on a 1994 Bronco?: Circuit 57 (BK) from the inside cargo lamp and outside cargo/high mount stop lamps joins at splice S308 and grounds at G201; the diagram says 'See Grounds Page 10-11.'
What connector feeds the map lamps on a 1994 Bronco with keyless entry?: Connector C905 feeds the map lamps via circuit 54 LG/Y, which is 12V when the battery saver output is active. Component view reference is 151-19 A1.
Which parts of this diagram apply only to the Bronco (not F-Series)?: A callout labeled 'BRONCO ONLY' marks the 54 LG/Y branch near splice S316 that feeds the cargo lamp circuits.
What circuits connect to the outside cargo/high mount stop lamps?: Connector C907 carries circuit 55 BK/PK (12V, courtesy lamp output active) and circuit 569 DG from the turn/stop hazard lamps (page 90-2); ground is circuit 57 BK. Component view is 151-24 C10.