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1987-89 Ford F-Series & Bronco Wiring Diagram - Starting, Charging, Wipers
Manual chassis wiring diagram for 1987-89 Ford F-Series/Bronco covering gasoline and diesel circuits with color codes.
This is page 12-49 from Chapter 12 (Chassis electrical system) of a repair manual, showing chassis wiring diagrams for 1987-89 Ford F-Series trucks and Bronco. The page contains five schematic diagrams. The top-left diagram covers the starting system, showing the ignition switch, park/neutral position switch (A/T), clutch interlock switch (M/T), starter relay, and starter motor circuits for both gasoline and diesel engines, including the auxiliary diesel battery. The top-right diagram covers the charging system for 1987 without A/C and 88-89 gasoline engines, including the alternator, fusible link J (14 GA-GRN), charge indicator in the instrument cluster, and choke heater (1987 5.8L/7.5L only). The middle-right diagram shows the charging system for 1987 with A/C and 88-89 diesel, including the alternator regulator, battery indicator, and radio condensor. The bottom-left diagram shows the power door lock circuit with a 30A circuit breaker (position 12), left/right door control switches, and door lock motors. The bottom-right diagram shows the interval windshield wiper/washer circuit with interval governor, washer pump, and wiper motor assembly. Wire colors (e.g., RED/LT BLU, BLK/ORG, PNK/YEL, DK BLU/WHT) are labeled throughout, making this useful for tracing starting, charging, door lock, and wiper circuits.
This document covers 1987-1989, which may differ from this 1986 Ford Bronco.
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Frequently asked questions
- What years and models does this wiring diagram page cover?
- The page footer states it covers chassis wiring for 1987-89 Ford F-Series and Bronco.
- What size circuit breaker protects the power door lock circuit?
- The door lock circuit is fed from Circuit Breaker 12, rated 30A, which is hot at all times.
- What fusible link is used in the charging system?
- Fusible Link J, a 14-gauge green (14 GA-GRN) link, is shown in both the gasoline and diesel charging system diagrams.
- What wire colors go to the door lock motors?
- The left and right door lock motors are fed by PNK/ORG and PNK/BLK wires, with DK BLU/WHT and DK GRN/LT GRN wires linking the switch circuits and BLK grounds.
- Which engines use the choke heater shown in the charging diagram?
- The choke heater is noted as applying to 1987 5.8L and 7.5L engines only.
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