What years does this module mounting diagram cover?

The title states '94-96/7, i.e., 1994 through 1996/1997 models.

What systems are shown in this exploded diagram?

RKE (remote keyless entry), ADM (anti-theft/deterrent module), and Amp (amplifier) module mounting, per the title '94-96/7 RKE, ADM, Amp.

What does the inset box at the lower right show?

It shows the retainer used on F-Series (gas) trucks equipped with shift on the fly but without remote keyless entry and anti-theft system (View A).

Does this page include a parts legend or part numbers?

No. It shows numbered callouts (1–17) but no legend, part numbers, or torque specs are printed on this page.

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1994-1997 Ford F-Series/Bronco RKE, Anti-Theft & Amp Module Mounting Diagram

Exploded parts diagram of '94-96/7 RKE, ADM and amplifier modules with numbered callouts

'94-96/7 Dash Modules
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The main view is looking up from the floor near the accelerator pedal. The light blue ADM (15) is usually wrapped in dark grey foam, and that foam usually unwraps itself. The amplifier (11) & its mounting plate (3) are only equipped in trucks with the Premium Sound option, which includes factory CD player. Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) is another option.

1 - Screw N803876-S36B
2 - Remote Keyless Entry Module 15K602
3 - Premium Sound Amplifier Bracket 18B860
4 - Bracket for Chime Module (Part of 10D840)
5 - Remote Keyless Entry/Air Bag Bracket 14B058
6 - Instrument Panel 04320
7 - Wire Assembly 14401
8 - Wire Assembly 19B113
9 - R.K.E. Antenna (Part of 14401)
10 - Wire Assembly 14588
11 - Premium Sound Amplifier 18B849
12 - Cap (Vehicles with Automatic Transmission and Premium Sound) 14B155
13 - Locator, Position in Hole Provided (Part of 14401)
14 - Retainer Assembly (F-Series Gas with Remote Keyless Entry and Total Anti-Theft System and/or Shift on the Fly without Air Bag) 14A594
15 - Air Bag Module 14B056
16 - Remote Keyless Entry Programming Connector (Part of 14401)
17 - Retainer, Wiring Harness 14A163
A - Tighten to 2-3 N-m (18-27 Lb-In)

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Owner caption March 2024 · Photo 0 of 5000

This is an exploded-parts illustration titled "'94-96/7 RKE, ADM, Amp," showing the mounting locations and hardware for electronic modules — Remote Keyless Entry (RKE), Anti-theft/Deterrent Module (ADM), and an audio amplifier — in Ford trucks. The page contains four line-art views. The upper-left view (labeled View A) shows a module bracket assembly with screws (callouts A/1), a module (2), a lower bracket (3, 4), and a base plate (5). The upper-right and lower-left views show the module stack with wiring harnesses, connectors, and a highlighted module (callouts 14/15), plus harness routing items (7–13, 16). A boxed inset at lower right, labeled "RETAINER FOR F-SERIES (GAS) WITH SHIFT ON THE FLY, WITHOUT REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY AND ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM, VIEW A," shows a retainer clip (17) and bracket (5) configuration for that build combination. No parts legend, part numbers, torque specs, or wire colors are printed on this page; callout numbers presumably reference a legend on another page. A reader can learn where these modules and brackets are physically located and how they assemble, and the specific bracket variation used on gas F-Series trucks with shift-on-the-fly but without RKE or anti-theft.

This document covers 1994-1997, which may differ from this 1983 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What years does this module mounting diagram cover?: The title states '94-96/7, i.e., 1994 through 1996/1997 models.
What systems are shown in this exploded diagram?: RKE (remote keyless entry), ADM (anti-theft/deterrent module), and Amp (amplifier) module mounting, per the title '94-96/7 RKE, ADM, Amp.
What does the inset box at the lower right show?: It shows the retainer used on F-Series (gas) trucks equipped with shift on the fly but without remote keyless entry and anti-theft system (View A).
Does this page include a parts legend or part numbers?: No. It shows numbered callouts (1–17) but no legend, part numbers, or torque specs are printed on this page.