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Winch Motor Terminal Diagram - F1, F2 & A Post Locations (Ford Bronco Winch)

Simple terminal schematic of a motor/alternator end showing F1, F2 and A connection points.

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This document is a simple line-drawing schematic showing the terminal layout of what appears to be a winch motor, uploaded to the gallery of a 1978 Ford Bronco under the filename "winch diagram.jpg." The drawing depicts a rectangular motor body with a small protruding tab or shaft on one end. Three threaded terminal studs are shown and labeled: two field terminals marked "F1" and "F2" positioned on the end of the body nearest the protrusion, and a single armature terminal marked "A" positioned toward the middle/opposite end of the housing. No wire colors, part numbers, torque specifications, amperage ratings, model years, or manufacturer names appear anywhere in the image. A reader can learn from this diagram which physical stud on the motor corresponds to each electrical terminal designation (F1, F2, and A), which is useful when wiring or rewiring a winch motor and solenoid pack, since correct identification of the field and armature terminals is necessary for proper in/out operation. Beyond terminal identification and relative placement, the document contains no additional textual or tabular information.

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Frequently asked questions

What terminals are shown on this winch motor diagram?
Three terminals are labeled: F1, F2, and A.
Where are the F1 and F2 terminals located on the motor?
F1 and F2 are the two terminal posts on the same end of the motor body, near the protruding tab/shaft, with F1 above F2 as drawn.
Where is the A terminal located?
The A terminal is a single post located toward the middle/opposite end of the motor body, away from F1 and F2.
Does the diagram include wire colors or part numbers?
No. The only text visible in the document is the three terminal labels F1, F2, and A.

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