Where is the receiver & transmitter module mounted in a conventional Ford truck with Super Cab?

Per View Y, it is mounted to the rear cab panel behind the seat area, secured with hardware shown as callouts 11 and 14, with the wiring harness routed along the cab floor.

How is the harness routed in the standard cab installation?

In View X, the harness (callout 1) is routed through a slit in the carpet toward the front of the vehicle and connects to the receiver & transmitter, which mounts on a bracket (callout 12) with screws (callout 13) and hardware items 17, 18, and 19.

Does this page cover the Bronco II?

Yes. View Z shows the Bronco II installation, with the receiver & transmitter mounted vertically near the rear inner panel using a screw shown as callout 13.

Are part numbers or torque specifications listed on this page?

No. The page shows only numbered callouts (1, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19) with no legend, part numbers, or torque values; those likely appear on another page of the set.

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Ford Truck & Bronco II Receiver/Transmitter Module Mounting Diagram - Views X Y Z

Installation manual page showing receiver/transmitter mounting locations on a truck

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Service manual page illustrating receiver/transmitter component mounting locations and orientation views on standard and super cab trucks.

Part of 1978-1979 Ford Bronco Manual Pages

AI caption September 2009 · Photo 8 of 104

This is a scanned page from a Ford service/installation manual showing the mounting location of a "Receiver & Transmitter" module (likely part of a remote/keyless or anti-theft accessory system) in Ford light trucks. The top-left illustration shows a conventional Ford pickup cab in perspective with arrows indicating where View X and Views Y & Z are taken, behind/beside the seat area of the cab. Three detailed exploded views are shown: View Y depicts the receiver & transmitter mounted to the cab rear panel of a conventional truck with Super Cab, with hardware callouts 11 and 14 and a wiring harness routed along the floor. View X shows the conventional truck with standard cab installation, with the harness (callout 1) routed through a "slit in carpet," a mounting bracket (12), screws (13), and additional hardware callouts 17, 18, and 19, plus a "Front of Vehicle" orientation arrow. View Z shows the Bronco II installation, with the module mounted vertically near the rear inner panel using screw callout 13. The page contains no legend/table matching the numbered callouts, no part numbers, torque specs, or wire colors, those presumably appear on companion pages. A reader learns physical mounting locations and harness routing for this module across three body styles.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the receiver & transmitter module mounted in a conventional Ford truck with Super Cab?: Per View Y, it is mounted to the rear cab panel behind the seat area, secured with hardware shown as callouts 11 and 14, with the wiring harness routed along the cab floor.
How is the harness routed in the standard cab installation?: In View X, the harness (callout 1) is routed through a slit in the carpet toward the front of the vehicle and connects to the receiver & transmitter, which mounts on a bracket (callout 12) with screws (callout 13) and hardware items 17, 18, and 19.
Does this page cover the Bronco II?: Yes. View Z shows the Bronco II installation, with the receiver & transmitter mounted vertically near the rear inner panel using a screw shown as callout 13.
Are part numbers or torque specifications listed on this page?: No. The page shows only numbered callouts (1, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19) with no legend, part numbers, or torque values; those likely appear on another page of the set.