What does fuse position 1 protect on the 1987 Ford F-250 fuse panel?

Fuse position 1 is a 15 amp fuse protecting the Stop/Hazard Lamps and Speed Control circuits.

What amperage is the heater/A/C blower fuse in this Ford truck fuse panel?

Both charts show it as 30 amps — position 9 on the original 1987 F-250 decal (Heater; A/C-Heater) and item 1 in the Haynes chart (Heater/Air Conditioning Blower).

Which fuse controls the power door locks on 1980-96 Ford trucks per the Haynes chart?

Item 12, a 20 amp circuit breaker, covers Power Door Locks, Electronic Shift Motor 4WD, Power Lumbar, and Tailgate Power Window/Key Switch.

Where is the hazard/turn signal flasher located on this fuse panel?

Both diagrams show a round flasher at the lower-left of the fuse panel: labeled 'Hazard Warning Flasher / Centrale Feux de Détresse' on the 1987 decal and 'Turn Signal Flasher' in the Haynes diagram.

What vehicles does the Haynes fuse chart in this scan cover?

It is from page 12_6 of a Haynes repair manual covering 1980–96 Ford Pick Up Trucks and full-size (FS) Bronco.

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1987 Ford F-250 Fuse Panel Diagram vs Haynes 80-96 Truck/Bronco Fuse Chart

Fuse Identification chart, 1987 Ford F-250 / Bronco / F-Series Pickup fuse panel layout and circuit amperage

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Ford fuse-identification chart (Haynes manual page 12-6) for 1980-96 F-Series pickup and full-size Bronco listing each fuse position, amperage and protected circuit; example: stop/turn/hazard 15A, power windows/locks/seats 30A.

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This scanned document compares two Ford truck fuse panel identification charts. The top half is the original bilingual (English/French) "Fuse Identification / Repérage des Fusibles" decal from a 1987 Ford F-250, showing a diagram of the 18-position fuse panel (with hazard warning flasher location) and a table listing each fuse position, amperage, and protected circuits — e.g., position 1 (15A) Stop/Hazard Lamps and Speed Control, position 9 (30A) Heater/A/C-Heater, position 16 (30A) Horn, Cigar Lighter, Speed Control, and 4.9L E.F.I. After Run Blower, and position 18 (15A) covering seatbelt buzzer, warning indicators, diesel glow plug control, and electric fuel pump control (7.5L). The bottom half reproduces page 12_6 from a Haynes repair manual covering 1980–96 Pick Up Trucks / Full-Size Bronco, with its own fuse panel diagram (showing turn signal flasher location) and a table of item numbers, amperages, and circuits, including 8.25 c.b. wiper/washer, 20 c.b. power door locks/electronic shift motor 4WD, and item 15 (20A) anti-lock brakes (F-Series only). The comparison lets readers see differences between the actual 1987 F-250 fuse decal and the generic Haynes chart for the same panel layout.

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

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Frequently asked questions

What does fuse position 1 protect on the 1987 Ford F-250 fuse panel?: Fuse position 1 is a 15 amp fuse protecting the Stop/Hazard Lamps and Speed Control circuits.
What amperage is the heater/A/C blower fuse in this Ford truck fuse panel?: Both charts show it as 30 amps — position 9 on the original 1987 F-250 decal (Heater; A/C-Heater) and item 1 in the Haynes chart (Heater/Air Conditioning Blower).
Which fuse controls the power door locks on 1980-96 Ford trucks per the Haynes chart?: Item 12, a 20 amp circuit breaker, covers Power Door Locks, Electronic Shift Motor 4WD, Power Lumbar, and Tailgate Power Window/Key Switch.
Where is the hazard/turn signal flasher located on this fuse panel?: Both diagrams show a round flasher at the lower-left of the fuse panel: labeled 'Hazard Warning Flasher / Centrale Feux de Détresse' on the 1987 decal and 'Turn Signal Flasher' in the Haynes diagram.
What vehicles does the Haynes fuse chart in this scan cover?: It is from page 12_6 of a Haynes repair manual covering 1980–96 Ford Pick Up Trucks and full-size (FS) Bronco.