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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1988 Ford Bronco/F-Series Fuse Box Diagram - Fuse Panel Sticker E8TB-14K016-AA

Bilingual fuse identification label and box layout listing circuits and amperages

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Fuse identification chart with box layout and bilingual legend listing each fuse circuit and its amperage rating.

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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.