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1988 Ford Bronco Fuse Panel Cover Diagram - Fuse Positions & Amp Ratings
Reference · 1987-1991 BroncoAll 10 fuse & relay charts
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.
Part of 1987-1991 Ford Bronco Fuse & Relay Charts
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.
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