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1994 Ford Bronco Fuse 17 (10A) Function - Fuse Panel Legend Chart
Fuse/relay legend chart listing circuit numbers, amperage ratings, and the components each fuse protects.
This is a narrow cropped scan of one row from a fuse panel legend chart, uploaded as documentation for a 1994 Ford Bronco. The fully visible entry is Fuse 17, rated at 10 amps, which the chart lists as protecting the Trans(mission) Control Indicator Lamp and Switch, Stop Lamp Switch, Warning Chime, Diesel Warning Lamps Display, Fuel Water Switch, Low Vacuum Warning Switch, Instrument Cluster, and Electronic Shift Control Switch Lamps. A sliver of the row above (mentioning a cigar lighter circuit) and the row below (apparently Fuse 18, 10A, covering the Speedometer, Electronic Shift Control, and Air Bag Module — cut off mid-word) are partially visible. The mention of diesel warning lamps and electronic shift control suggests the chart comes from a Ford truck/Bronco-family owner or service manual fuse legend. The document itself shows no year, model, or part number, so applicability to the claimed 1994 Bronco cannot be confirmed or denied from the scan alone. A companion image, 'fuse 18.jpg', presumably continues the chart.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the amperage of fuse 17?
- Fuse 17 is a 10 amp fuse according to this chart.
- What circuits does fuse 17 protect?
- Trans Control Indicator Lamp and Switch, Stop Lamp Switch, Warning Chime, Diesel Warning Lamps Display, Fuel Water Switch, Low Vacuum Warning Switch, Instrument Cluster, and Electronic Shift Control Switch Lamps.
- Which fuse controls the instrument cluster and warning chime?
- Per this chart, fuse 17 (10A) feeds the Instrument Cluster and Warning Chime, among other circuits.
- What does the next fuse (18) cover?
- The partially visible next row appears to list the Speedometer, Electronic Shift Control, and Air Bag Mod... (text cut off), apparently a 10A fuse.
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