What fuse controls the stop and hazard lamps?

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

Which fuse is for the heater/blower circuit?

Fuse position 9, rated 30 amps, protects the Heater and A/C-Heater circuits.

What fuse position covers the horn and cigar lighter?

Fuse position 16, a 30 amp fuse, protects the Horn, Cigar Lighter, Speed Control, and 4.9L E.F.I. After Run Blower.

Which fuse positions are not used?

Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are listed as (Not used).

Where is the hazard warning flasher located?

The diagram shows the Hazard Warning Flasher (Centrale Feux de Détresse) in a round socket at the lower left of the fuse panel, below fuse position 9.

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1988 Ford Bronco Fuse Panel Cover Diagram - Fuse Positions & Amp Ratings

Bronco/F-Series Fuse Identification Panel Diagram with Amperage and Protected Circuits

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Underdash fuse panel legend (English/French) mapping 18 fuse positions to amps and circuits: position 9 = 30A heater/AC, position 16 = 30A 4.9L EFI run blower.

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This document is a photograph of the factory fuse panel cover label from a late-1980s Ford truck/Bronco, titled bilingually "FUSE IDENTIFICATION / REPÉRAGE DES FUSIBLES." It includes a diagram of the interior fuse panel layout showing the physical arrangement of fuse positions 1 through 18 plus the location of the Hazard Warning Flasher (labeled in English and French). Alongside the diagram is a table listing each fuse position, its amperage rating, and the circuits it protects. Notable entries include fuse 1 (15A, Stop/Hazard Lamps and Speed Control), fuse 9 (30A, Heater/A-C Heater), fuse 12 (25A or 30A circuit breaker for tailgate power window, power mirrors, power door locks, and shift-on-the-fly), fuse 16 (30A, Horn, Cigar Lighter, Speed Control, and 4.9L E.F.I. After Run Blower), fuse 17 (20A, Brake Anti-Lock), and fuse 18 (15A, seatbelt buzzer, warning indicators, tachometer, diesel glow plug control and diesel indicators). Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are not used. A French-language column on the right edge is cropped out of the photo. This chart lets an owner identify which fuse controls a given circuit and its correct amperage when troubleshooting or replacing fuses.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse controls the stop and hazard lamps?: Fuse position 1, a 15 amp fuse, protects the Stop/Hazard Lamps and Speed Control circuits.
Which fuse is for the heater/blower circuit?: Fuse position 9, rated 30 amps, protects the Heater and A/C-Heater circuits.
What fuse position covers the horn and cigar lighter?: Fuse position 16, a 30 amp fuse, protects the Horn, Cigar Lighter, Speed Control, and 4.9L E.F.I. After Run Blower.
Which fuse positions are not used?: Positions 2, 3, 7, and 13 are listed as (Not used).
Where is the hazard warning flasher located?: The diagram shows the Hazard Warning Flasher (Centrale Feux de Détresse) in a round socket at the lower left of the fuse panel, below fuse position 9.