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Ford EEC-IV Relay Box Location Diagram - Left Fender Apron (Bronco/F-Series)

Illustration showing location of early-model EEC-IV relay and housing assembly mounted in the engine compartment against the left side fender apron with wiring assemblies.

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This document is a single illustrated figure (numbered 16.60) from an automotive service manual showing the mounting location of the early model Ford EEC-IV relay box. The line drawing depicts the left-hand (L.H.) fender apron area of the engine compartment, with callout arrows identifying four items: the RELAY ASSEMBLY, the RELAY AND HOUSING ASSEMBLY, and two WIRING ASSEMBLY harnesses that route into the relay box. The caption states that the early model EEC-IV relay box is mounted in the engine compartment against the left side fender apron, and notes that later models have the relay box in the same location. A reader can use this figure to locate the EEC-IV relay/housing assembly on the driver's side inner fender when diagnosing engine management or relay problems, and to identify the associated wiring harness connections. The page carries a section tab number '4' in the margin, indicating it comes from chapter/section 4 of a repair manual. No fuse values, part numbers, wire colors, or specific model years are printed in this figure; it is purely a component location illustration.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the EEC-IV relay box located?
According to the figure, the early model EEC-IV relay box is mounted in the engine compartment against the left side fender apron, and later models have it in the same location.
What components are identified in this diagram?
The callouts identify the Relay Assembly, the Relay and Housing Assembly, and two Wiring Assemblies connecting to the relay box.
Does the relay box location differ on later models?
No. The caption states that later models have the relay box in the same location as early models — against the left side fender apron.
What view does the illustration show?
The drawing is labeled 'View showing L.H. fender apron,' meaning it depicts the left-hand fender apron area of the engine compartment.

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