1996 Ford Bronco Ignition Switch Continuity Test Diagram - Terminal Pinout

This document is an ignition switch continuity test diagram, uploaded to a 1996 Ford Bronco gallery. The central illustration shows the ignition switch connector body with all terminal positions labeled: Battery circuits B-1 through B-5, Accessory circuits A-1 through A-4, Ignition circuits I-1 and I-2, START (STA), PROOF terminals P-1 and P-2, and GROUND (GND). Surrounding the connector are four key-cylinder position illustrations showing the switch in OFF, START, ACC, and RUN positions, indicating that continuity should be checked with the key in each of these positions. Two tables accompany the diagram — one listing which terminal pairs should show continuity (partially cut off, but referencing pairs such as A-3 and B-3, STA and B-4, P-1 and...) and a 'SWITCH POSITION' table listing ACC, LOCK, OFF, RUN, and START positions with their corresponding energized circuits (right column cut off in the scan). The figure carries the identifier K14670-B. A technician can use this diagram to identify each pin of the ignition switch connector and verify correct switch operation with an ohmmeter in each key position.