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Ford Bronco/F-Series Fuse 18 (10A) - Speedometer, Air Bag, Shift Control
Fuse/relay legend chart row listing circuit number, amperage, and protected components including Bronco-only items.
This document is a cropped scan of a single row from a Ford fuse panel chart, showing the details for fuse position 18. According to the chart, fuse 18 is a 10-amp fuse that protects the following circuits: the speedometer, the Electronic Shift Control, and the Air Bag Module. It also protects the Day/Night Mirror and Overhead Console on Bronco models only, and the Selectable RPM Control on DI Diesel-equipped vehicles only. The parenthetical notes indicate that this chart covers both Bronco and F-Series applications, since it includes a diesel-only feature (the Bronco was not offered with the DI diesel). A reader can learn from this scan which systems will lose power if fuse 18 blows, and that a non-functioning speedometer, electronic shift indicator, air bag module, or (on Bronco) overhead console/auto-dimming mirror could be traced to this single 10A fuse. This appears to be one page of a multi-page fuse chart set (a companion scan for fuse 17 exists in the same album).
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Frequently asked questions
- What amperage is fuse 18?
- Fuse 18 is a 10 amp fuse.
- What circuits does fuse 18 protect?
- Fuse 18 protects the Speedometer, Electronic Shift Control, Air Bag Module, the Day/Night Mirror and Overhead Console (Bronco only), and the Selectable RPM Control (DI Diesel only).
- Could a blown fuse 18 cause the speedometer to stop working?
- Yes — the speedometer is one of the circuits listed as protected by fuse 18 (10A).
- Is the overhead console on this fuse for all models?
- No, the chart notes the Day/Night Mirror and Overhead Console are on fuse 18 for the Bronco only.
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