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1994 Ford Bronco Overhead Console Wiring Diagram - Compass & Thermometer 102-1

Ford 1994 Bronco overhead console wiring diagram showing compass, thermometer, microprocessor and color-coded circuits.

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This document is page 102-1, "Overhead Console," from the 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series electrical wiring diagram manual (Bronco version shown). It shows the complete circuit for the overhead console, a microprocessor-based component that controls the dome lamp, compass, and thermometer functions. Power comes from Interior Fuse Panel fuse 18 (10A, hot in run) via circuit 296 W/P through connector C299 to console pin 8. Instrument illumination feeds circuit 19 LB/R to pin 3, and courtesy lamp circuits 54 LG/Y and 53 BK/LB connect to pins 6 and 5. Ground is via circuit 57 BK through splice S901 to ground G201. The vehicle speed signal (circuit 679 GY/BK) runs from console pin 7 through connectors C299, C229, C202 and splices S231/S246 to the instrument cluster (C252), speed control amplifier (C216), and powertrain control module (C185). The ambient temperature sensor connects to pin 2 via circuit 233 DB/Y through C299, C229, C202 and C131, returning through circuit 767 LB/O to splice S103 and ground G100. Cross-references include diagnostic section 13-08, power distribution page 13-15, grounds pages 10-1 and 10-11, and Section 152 for connector and splice locations.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse powers the overhead console on a 1994 Ford Bronco?
Fuse 18, a 10A fuse in the interior fuse panel, which is hot in run, feeding circuit 296 W/P to console pin 8.
What does the overhead console microprocessor control?
It is a microprocessor-based component that controls the dome lamp, compass, and thermometer functions.
What wire connects the ambient temperature sensor to the overhead console?
Circuit 233 DB/Y runs from console pin 2 through connectors C299, C229, and C202 to C131 at the ambient temperature sensor; the sensor returns through circuit 767 LB/O to ground via splice S103 and G100.
Where does the overhead console ground?
Pin 9 grounds through circuit 57 BK via splice S901 to ground G201 (see grounds page 10-11); the ambient temperature sensor grounds through 57 BK to G100 (page 10-1).
What other modules share circuit 679 GY/BK with the overhead console?
The instrument cluster (via C252, page 60-6), the speed control amplifier (via C216, page 31-4), and the powertrain control module (via C185, pages 23-5, 24-2, 25-2).

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