1973-74 Ford Bronco Fuse Box Diagram: Fuse Panel & Circuit Breaker Chart

This is page 52 ("Maintenance") from an early-1970s Ford Bronco owner's manual, uploaded as part of a multi-page scan set. The top of the page concludes a "Tire and Tire Care" section covering trailer towing: single-clamp hitches are not acceptable, heavier trailers (up to 2,000 pounds) require reference to a table, tongue weight should be about 10 percent of loaded trailer weight, and an IMPORTANT note warns that added front-end equipment such as a snow plow winch must not exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rating. The main content is the "Fuses and Circuit Breakers" section, which includes a diagram of the fuse panel (located in the glove box to the left of the door) with five numbered fuse positions: 1-20 amp Heater/Defroster; 2-14 amp Turn Signal Flasher, Back-Up Lamps, Radio and Windshield Washer System; 3-2 amp Instrument Panel Lamps; 4-15 amp Courtesy Lamp (Instrument Panel) and Cigar Lighter; 5-20 amp Emergency Warning Flasher System. A "Circuit Breaker Specifications" table lists a 12 amp circuit breaker for headlamps and a 15 amp circuit breaker for horns, stop, marker, license, tail and parking lamps, both integral with the lighting switch.