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1989 Ford Ranger/Bronco II Wiring Diagram - Wipers, Lighting, Windows, Locks, A/C

Haynes Chapter 12 chassis-electrical wiring diagram for the 1989 Ford Ranger/Bronco II: wipers, lighting, power windows and locks, and heating/air conditioning circuits with wire colors and connectors.

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This is page 12-39 from Chapter 12 (Chassis electrical system) of a Haynes repair manual, showing the full-page wiring diagram captioned "1989 Ranger/Bronco II wipers, lighting, power windows/locks and heating/air conditioning." The schematic covers exterior and interior lighting (main light switch, dimmer switch, headlamps, high beam indicator, side marker lamps, license lamps, backup lamps, turn/park lamps, rear turn/stop/park lamps, glove compartment, dome, cargo and liftgate courtesy lamps), turn signal and hazard flashers, stoplamp and multi-function switches, door jamb switches and chime module feed, power door lock switches and motors (including liftgate lock motor), power window switches and motors, the interval windshield wiper/washer switch, washer pump, wiper motor with internal governor, and the HVAC circuit (blower motor, blower resistors, thermal limiter, A/C-heater control assembly, clutch cycling pressure switch, A/C WOT cut-out relay, A/C clutch and diode). Wire colors are labeled throughout (e.g., LT GRN/YEL, BLK/PNK, PNK/ORG), and two power distribution box feeds are identified: Fuse 2 (40A, hot at all times) and Fuse 5 (30A, hot at all times). A legend notes SC = Super Cab, SCSL = Super Cab with standard lamps, B = Bronco II. A 2.3L-only note applies to the clutch cycling pressure switch circuit.

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What circuits does this 1989 Ranger/Bronco II wiring diagram cover?
It covers wipers, lighting, power windows/locks, and heating/air conditioning, including headlamps, turn/park/stop lamps, flashers, door lock motors, window motors, the wiper motor and washer pump, blower motor, and A/C clutch circuits.
What fuses are shown feeding these circuits?
Two power distribution box fuses are shown: Fuse 2 (40A, hot at all times) feeding the headlamp/dimmer circuit, and Fuse 5 (30A, hot at all times) feeding the power door lock circuit.
What wire colors go to the door lock motors?
The RH front, LH front, and liftgate lock motors each use PNK/BLK on one side and PNK/ORG on the other.
What do the abbreviations SC, SCSL, and B mean on this diagram?
SC = Super Cab, SCSL = Super Cab with standard lamps, and B = Bronco II.
Which components are noted as XLT-only?
The liftgate courtesy lamp switch and the cargo lamp are marked (XLT ONLY).

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