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1988 Ford Bronco/F-Series Fuse Box Diagram - Fuse Panel Sticker E8TB-14K016-AA
Reference · 1987-1991 BroncoAll 10 fuse & relay charts
Fuse identification chart with box layout and bilingual legend listing each fuse circuit and its amperage rating.
Part of 1987-1991 Ford Bronco Fuse & Relay Charts
This photograph shows the factory fuse identification sticker (bilingual English/French, 'FUSE IDENTIFICATION / REPÉRAGE DES FUSIBLES') affixed inside a Ford truck, uploaded to a 1988 Ford Bronco gallery. The sticker includes a diagram of the fuse panel layout showing positions 1-18 plus the hazard warning flasher location, alongside a table listing each fuse position, its amperage, and the circuits it protects. Notable assignments include: fuse 1 (15A) stop/hazard lamps and speed control; fuse 5 (15A) turn lamps, backup lamps, and rear window defrost; fuse 9 (30A) heater/A-C heater; fuse 11 (15A) radio, headlight switch, and clock illumination; fuse 12 (25A/30A circuit breaker) tailgate power window, power mirrors, power door locks, and shift-on-the-fly; fuse 15 (30A circuit breaker) power windows and (10A) auxiliary fuel tank selector; fuse 16 (30A) horn, cigar lighter, speed control, and 4.9L EFI after-run blower; fuse 17 (20A) brake anti-lock; and fuse 18 (15A) seatbelt buzzer, warning indicators, tachometer, and diesel glow plug control/indicators. Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are not used. The Ford part number E8TB-14K016-AA is printed at the lower right, indicating a 1988 Ford truck application, consistent with the claimed vehicle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What fuse controls the radio on a 1988 Ford Bronco?
- Fuse position 11, a 15 amp fuse, protects the Radio, Headlight Switch, and Clock Illumination circuits.
- Which fuse is for the power windows?
- Fuse position 15 is a 30 amp circuit breaker for the Power Windows; position 14 (25A) covers the Tailgate Power Window, and position 12 (25A / 30A c.b.) covers the Tailgate Power Window, Power Mirrors, Power Door Locks, and Shift-on-the-fly.
- What amperage is the brake anti-lock fuse?
- Fuse position 17 is a 20 amp fuse protecting the Brake Anti-Lock circuit.
- Which fuse positions are not used?
- Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are marked '(Not used)' on the sticker.
- What does fuse 16 protect?
- Fuse 16 (30 amps) protects the Horn, Cigar Lighter, Speed Control, and the 4.9L E.F.I. After Run Blower.
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