Ford Bronco Auxiliary Reverse Lamps Relay Wiring Diagram - Tap Methods A & B

This document is a simple hand-drawn wiring diagram, apparently for adding or wiring auxiliary reverse lamps, uploaded to the gallery of a 1987 Ford Bronco. The top portion shows a relay (drawn as a black square) with four labeled connections: '12V Fused' power input (red wire), 'Switched Power' output (red) feeding two lamp symbols that are each grounded, a 'Powered Switch' trigger input (blue), and a 'Reverse Lamps' connection (blue) shown going to ground. The middle of the page shows a blue wire labeled 'Reverse Lamps' with a small connector or splice symbol attached beneath it. The bottom portion shows two alternative wiring/splice arrangements labeled 'A' and 'B', each depicted as a horizontal blue wire with a black connector or tap attached — 'A' shows the tap on an unbroken wire, while 'B' shows the wire with a gap (cut) at the connector. The document contains no fuse amperage values, part numbers, wire gauge specifications, or vehicle year/model identification. A reader can learn the basic relay-triggered circuit concept: fused battery power switched by a relay that is triggered from the vehicle's existing reverse lamp circuit, powering additional lamps.