What amp rating is the wiper/washer circuit on the 1980-96 Ford Bronco fuse panel?

Item 2 is an 8.25 amp circuit breaker (c.b.) for the Wiper/Washer circuit.

Which fuse positions are circuit breakers instead of fuses?

Item 2 (8.25 c.b., Wiper/Washer), item 12 (20 c.b., Power Door Locks, Electronic Shift Motor 4WD, Power Lumbar, Tailgate Power Window, Key Switch), and item 14 (20 c.b., Power Windows, Tailgate Power Window, Instrument Panel Switch).

What fuse controls the power windows on a later-model Bronco?

Item 14, a 20 amp circuit breaker, covers Power Windows, the Tailgate Power Window, and the Instrument Panel Switch.

Where is the turn signal flasher located on the fuse panel?

The diagram shows the turn signal flasher as a round component at the lower-right area of the fuse panel.

Which fuse covers the heater/air conditioning blower?

Item 1, a 30 amp fuse, covers the Heater/AIR CONDITIONING Blower.

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Ford Bronco 1980-96 Fuse Panel Diagram - Fuse & Circuit Breaker Chart (Haynes)

Fuse panel layout and fuse legend chart for an 80-96 Bronco

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Fuse panel diagram with fuse legend listing item number, amperage, and protected circuit for a 1980-96 Bronco.

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This is a scanned page from a Haynes repair manual (watermarked "©Haynes 80-96 Bronco") showing figure 4.2a, a typical later-model Ford fuse panel. The left side contains a line drawing of the interior fuse panel with numbered positions 1 through 18 and the round turn signal flasher location at the lower right of the panel. The right side is a legend table listing each fuse item number, its amperage rating, and the circuits it protects — including the heater/A/C blower (30A), wiper/washer (8.25 c.b.), warning buzzer/exterior lamps (15A), A/C clutch (15A), turn lamps (15A), courtesy/dome/cargo lamps (15A), power point (15A), instrument illumination (4A), radio (15A), power door locks/electronic shift motor 4WD (20A circuit breaker), stop/hazard lamps and speed control (15A), and power windows (20A circuit breaker). Positions 3 and 5 are marked "Not Used." Red hand-drawn circles highlight the three circuit breaker positions (items 2, 12, and 14), consistent with the uploader's filename referencing circuit breakers. The caption advises always checking the fuse panel guide in the owner's manual when possible. The bottom row (item 15) is cut off.

This document covers 1980-1996, which may differ from this 1979 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What amp rating is the wiper/washer circuit on the 1980-96 Ford Bronco fuse panel?: Item 2 is an 8.25 amp circuit breaker (c.b.) for the Wiper/Washer circuit.
Which fuse positions are circuit breakers instead of fuses?: Item 2 (8.25 c.b., Wiper/Washer), item 12 (20 c.b., Power Door Locks, Electronic Shift Motor 4WD, Power Lumbar, Tailgate Power Window, Key Switch), and item 14 (20 c.b., Power Windows, Tailgate Power Window, Instrument Panel Switch).
What fuse controls the power windows on a later-model Bronco?: Item 14, a 20 amp circuit breaker, covers Power Windows, the Tailgate Power Window, and the Instrument Panel Switch.
Where is the turn signal flasher located on the fuse panel?: The diagram shows the turn signal flasher as a round component at the lower-right area of the fuse panel.
Which fuse covers the heater/air conditioning blower?: Item 1, a 30 amp fuse, covers the Heater/AIR CONDITIONING Blower.