What do the numbered items on the early Bronco instrument panel diagram represent?

The legend identifies 24 items including the alternator gauge, fuel gauge, high beam indicator, temperature gauge, oil pressure gauge, light switch, hazard warning switch, wipers/washers switch, defroster control, fan and heater control, temperature control, glove box latch, ash tray, radio, map lamp, cigar lighter, brake warning light, ignition switch, turn indicators, speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge selector switch, and throttle.

Which instrument panel items are listed as optional on this Bronco?

The radio (14), map lamp (15), cigar lighter (16), and throttle (24) are marked as optional.

What is the fuel gauge selector switch for?

Item 23, the fuel gauge selector switch, is used with the auxiliary (Aux.) tank.

What labels appear on the dash control knobs in the diagram?

The knob/switch labels shown are LIGHT, HAZARD, WIPE WASH, PULL DEF, HEAT FAN, and PULL TEMP.

Where is the ignition switch located per this diagram?

The ignition switch is item 18, shown on the left-center portion of the instrument panel near the wiper switch (16) and brake warning light (17).

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1973 Ford Bronco Instrument Panel & Controls Diagram - Owner's Manual Page 7

Owner manual instrument panel diagram with numbered legend of gauges, switches and controls

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This is page 7 of a Ford Bronco owner's manual, titled "Instrument Panel and Controls." It presents a labeled line-art illustration of the Bronco's dashboard/instrument panel with 24 numbered callouts identifying every gauge, switch, and control. The legend beneath the diagram identifies: (1) alternator gauge, (2) fuel gauge, (3) high beam indicator, (4) temperature gauge, (5) oil pressure gauge, (6) light switch, (7) hazard warning switch, (8) wipers/washers switch, (9) defroster control, (10) fan and heater control, (11) temperature control, (12) glove box latch, (13) ash tray, (14) radio (optional), (15) map lamp (optional), (16) cigar lighter (optional), (17) brake warning light, (18) ignition switch, (19) right turn indicator, (20) speedometer, (21) odometer, (22) left turn indicator, (23) fuel gauge selector switch (with auxiliary tank), and (24) throttle (optional). Control knob labels visible on the panel artwork include LIGHT, HAZARD, WIPE WASH, PULL DEF, HEAT FAN, and PULL TEMP. A reader can use this page to locate and identify every dash-mounted control and instrument in an early-1970s Ford Bronco, including which items were optional equipment and the presence of a fuel gauge selector switch for models equipped with an auxiliary fuel tank.

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What do the numbered items on the early Bronco instrument panel diagram represent?: The legend identifies 24 items including the alternator gauge, fuel gauge, high beam indicator, temperature gauge, oil pressure gauge, light switch, hazard warning switch, wipers/washers switch, defroster control, fan and heater control, temperature control, glove box latch, ash tray, radio, map lamp, cigar lighter, brake warning light, ignition switch, turn indicators, speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge selector switch, and throttle.
Which instrument panel items are listed as optional on this Bronco?: The radio (14), map lamp (15), cigar lighter (16), and throttle (24) are marked as optional.
What is the fuel gauge selector switch for?: Item 23, the fuel gauge selector switch, is used with the auxiliary (Aux.) tank.
What labels appear on the dash control knobs in the diagram?: The knob/switch labels shown are LIGHT, HAZARD, WIPE WASH, PULL DEF, HEAT FAN, and PULL TEMP.
Where is the ignition switch located per this diagram?: The ignition switch is item 18, shown on the left-center portion of the instrument panel near the wiper switch (16) and brake warning light (17).