Turbocharger Airflow Schematic - Intake & Exhaust Flow Diagram (Ford Bronco)

This document is a simple hand-drawn schematic (filename turbo2.jpg) illustrating airflow through a turbocharger setup on an engine, uploaded to a 1989 Ford Bronco gallery. The only text present is a two-line color legend, "Blue=Intake" and "Black=Exhaust", plus the label "Engine" on a gray block. The drawing shows exhaust gases (black lines) collected from four points on the engine, merging into one pipe that feeds what appears to be a two-stage or twin turbo arrangement (drawn as paired red and blue ovals), then exiting to the right as the exhaust outlet. Intake air (blue lines) enters from the left, passes through the compressor side of the turbo(s), and is routed around the left side of the diagram back down into the engine. Arrows indicate flow direction for both intake and exhaust paths. The document contains no part numbers, fuse data, wire colors, torque values, model years, or vehicle-specific information, it is purely a conceptual flow diagram a reader can use to understand basic turbocharger plumbing (exhaust drives the turbine, compressed intake air feeds the engine).