What area of the vehicle does the 151-8 component location view cover?

It shows the "Behind Dash" area, illustrating the locations of switches, modules, lamps, connectors, and grounds behind the dashboard.

Where is the RABS module located?

The Rear Anti-Lock Brakes (RABS) module is shown behind the dash, called out in the lower-center area of the illustration (around grid columns 5–6).

Are the horn relay and hazard flasher shown on this page?

Yes, both the horn relay and hazard flasher are called out on the left side of the behind-dash illustration (around grid rows C–D).

Can the grid on this illustration be used to report repair locations?

No. The document explicitly states: "DO NOT USE THIS ILLUSTRATION AND GRID FOR REPORTING VEHICLE REPAIR LOCATIONS."

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1990 Ford Bronco Component Location View 151-8 - Behind Dash Connectors

Component location view behind dash showing labeled switches, relays, modules, and connectors (page 151-8)

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Component location view behind the dash identifying switches, relays, control modules, and connector numbers for the vehicle wiring.

AI caption April 2011 · Photo 667 of 1799

This is page 151-8 of a Ford electrical vanline/EVTM-style reference, titled "Component Location View – Behind Dash." It presents a detailed line-art illustration of the dashboard area (viewed from behind) with a lettered/numbered locator grid (columns 1–10, rows A–F). Callouts identify the physical locations of electrical components and connectors behind the dash, including the glove compartment lamp, heater control illumination lamp, blower switch, A/C heater function selector switch, diesel/warning lamp module, overdrive switch, warning chime module, stoplamp switch, master tailgate window switch, fuel tank selector switch, windshield wiper/washer switch and its illumination, main light switch, horn relay, hazard flasher, rear window heater control switch, electronic shift control switch, left and right courtesy lamps, ignition switch, rear anti-lock brakes (RABS) module, and clutch interlock switch. Numbered connectors and grounds are also located: C159, C200, C202, C203, C204, C209, C211, C216, C217, C218, C219, C220, C227, C228, C229, C250, C251, C257, C258, plus grounds G201 and G205, and references to the dimmer switch, park brake switch, and inertia switch. The figure is identified as FPS-12129-90 (8 of 12), with a note that the illustration/grid is not to be used for reporting vehicle repair locations. This helps a reader physically locate wiring connectors and switches behind a 1990 Bronco's dash.

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Frequently asked questions

What area of the vehicle does the 151-8 component location view cover?: It shows the "Behind Dash" area, illustrating the locations of switches, modules, lamps, connectors, and grounds behind the dashboard.
Where is the RABS module located?: The Rear Anti-Lock Brakes (RABS) module is shown behind the dash, called out in the lower-center area of the illustration (around grid columns 5–6).
Which connector numbers are identified behind the dash in this diagram?: C159, C200, C202, C203, C204, C209, C211, C216, C217, C218, C219, C220, C227, C228, C229, C250, C251, C257, and C258, plus grounds G201 and G205.
Are the horn relay and hazard flasher shown on this page?: Yes, both the horn relay and hazard flasher are called out on the left side of the behind-dash illustration (around grid rows C–D).
Can the grid on this illustration be used to report repair locations?: No. The document explicitly states: "DO NOT USE THIS ILLUSTRATION AND GRID FOR REPORTING VEHICLE REPAIR LOCATIONS."