Which fuses power the trailer/camper adapter circuits on a 1996 Bronco?

Per the diagram, fuse 4 (25A, hot at all times), fuse 5 (15A, hot in start or run), and fuse 18 (30A, hot at all times) in the engine compartment fuse box (pages 13-1, 13-2, 13-4) feed the trailer/camper adapter relays.

What wire feeds the trailer marker lamps on the 1996 Bronco trailer adapter?

Circuit 962 BR/W (brown/white), which carries 12V when the Trailer/Marker Lamps Relay is energized, running through connectors C202M/C202F, C205F/C205M, C407M/C407F, and C417M/C417F to the trailer marker lamps.

Which relays are in the trailer relay box?

The Trailer Backup Lamps Relay (controls current flow to trailer backup lamps) and the Trailer Battery Charge Relay (directs current to charge the trailer battery). The Trailer/Marker Lamps Relay is shown separately.

What wire color goes to the trailer battery charge circuit?

Circuit 49 O (orange), 12V with the relay energized, running through connectors C112M/C112F, C424M/C424F, and C417M/C417F to the trailer battery charge line.

Where do the ground wires for these circuits terminate?

Circuit 57 BK (black) wires join at splice S102 and terminate at ground G100 (see Grounds, page 10-1).

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1996 Ford Bronco Trailer/Camper Adapter Wiring Diagram - EVTM Page 95-1

Trailer/camper adapter wiring schematic with marker, backup and battery charge relays, 1996 Bronco

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Wiring diagram of the trailer/camper adapter showing marker, backup and battery-charge relay circuits (page 95-1).

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This is page 95-1 of the 1996 Ford Bronco Electrical & Vacuum Troubleshooting Manual (EVTM), covering the Trailer/Camper Adapter wiring. The diagram traces three circuits from the engine compartment fuse box: fuse 4 (25A, hot at all times) feeding the Trailer/Marker Lamps Relay, fuse 5 (15A, hot in start or run) and fuse 18 (30A, hot at all times) feeding the Trailer Backup Lamps Relay and Trailer Battery Charge Relay in the Trailer Relay Box. Wire circuits are identified by number and color: 14 BR, 37 Y, 140 BK/PK, 298 P/O, 962 BR/W (to trailer marker lamps), 963 BK/LG (to trailer backup lamps), 49 O (to trailer battery charge), and 57 BK grounds through splice S102 to ground G100. Connectors are called out with component-location page references: C202M/C202F (151-2 A8), C205F/C205M (151-2 A7), C407M/C407F (151-7 E10), C417M/C417F (151-7 D10), C424M/C424F (151-7 D10), and C112M/C112F (151-1 A10). Notes direct readers to Service Manual section 18-01 for diagnostics, pages 13-1/13-2/13-4 for power distribution, page 10-1 for grounds, page 92-2 for exterior lamps, and pages 93-2 for backup lamps. A note warns the trailer adapter must be a factory-option unit before using this section.

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Frequently asked questions

Which fuses power the trailer/camper adapter circuits on a 1996 Bronco?: Per the diagram, fuse 4 (25A, hot at all times), fuse 5 (15A, hot in start or run), and fuse 18 (30A, hot at all times) in the engine compartment fuse box (pages 13-1, 13-2, 13-4) feed the trailer/camper adapter relays.
What wire feeds the trailer marker lamps on the 1996 Bronco trailer adapter?: Circuit 962 BR/W (brown/white), which carries 12V when the Trailer/Marker Lamps Relay is energized, running through connectors C202M/C202F, C205F/C205M, C407M/C407F, and C417M/C417F to the trailer marker lamps.
Which relays are in the trailer relay box?: The Trailer Backup Lamps Relay (controls current flow to trailer backup lamps) and the Trailer Battery Charge Relay (directs current to charge the trailer battery). The Trailer/Marker Lamps Relay is shown separately.
What wire color goes to the trailer battery charge circuit?: Circuit 49 O (orange), 12V with the relay energized, running through connectors C112M/C112F, C424M/C424F, and C417M/C417F to the trailer battery charge line.
Where do the ground wires for these circuits terminate?: Circuit 57 BK (black) wires join at splice S102 and terminate at ground G100 (see Grounds, page 10-1).