What does this diagram show?

A top-down outline of a vehicle with four wheel rectangles and colored squares marking light positions around the body — red squares at the front corners and rear center, and blue squares at the front center, mid-body sides, and rear sides.

Does the diagram include wiring details, fuse ratings, or part numbers?

No. The drawing contains no text, legend, wire colors, fuse information, or part numbers — only the physical placement of the colored markers.

How many light positions are marked?

Nine total marker squares are visible: four red (two front corners, two rear center) and five blue (one front center, one on each side mid-body, and one at each rear side).

What do the red and blue squares mean?

The document provides no legend, so the exact meaning of the colors is not stated; they simply distinguish two types or colors of lights in the layout.

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1979 Ford Bronco Exterior Light Placement Diagram - Marker Light Layout Sketch

Schematic top-view of a vehicle outline with red and blue light position markers

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Simple schematic showing a vehicle outline with red and blue markers indicating exterior light positions.

AI caption May 2004 · Photo 277 of 434

This document is a hand-made, text-free schematic uploaded as 'lights.jpg' to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. It shows a top-down outline of a vehicle with four rectangles indicating the wheel positions. Small colored squares mark proposed or existing lamp locations around the body: two red markers at the front corners with a single blue marker centered on the front edge; a blue marker on each side of the body just behind the front wheels; blue markers at each rear side ahead of/beside the rear wheels; and two red markers near the center of the rear edge. Because the drawing contains no legend, the exact meaning of the red versus blue squares is not stated, but the diagram appears to communicate a lighting layout plan — likely marker, courtesy, or auxiliary light placement — consistent with the album's other wiring and relay diagrams (relay.jpg, wirethis.jpg, etc.). A reader can learn the intended physical placement pattern of two colors of lights around the vehicle perimeter, but not wire colors, fuse ratings, part numbers, or circuit details, since none are shown.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: A top-down outline of a vehicle with four wheel rectangles and colored squares marking light positions around the body — red squares at the front corners and rear center, and blue squares at the front center, mid-body sides, and rear sides.
Does the diagram include wiring details, fuse ratings, or part numbers?: No. The drawing contains no text, legend, wire colors, fuse information, or part numbers — only the physical placement of the colored markers.
How many light positions are marked?: Nine total marker squares are visible: four red (two front corners, two rear center) and five blue (one front center, one on each side mid-body, and one at each rear side).
What do the red and blue squares mean?: The document provides no legend, so the exact meaning of the colors is not stated; they simply distinguish two types or colors of lights in the layout.