What fuse protects the radio in a 1995 Ford Bronco?

Fuse position A in the engine compartment fuse box, rated at 20 amps, protects the radio.

What amperage is the maxi-fuse for the rear window defrost on a 1995 Bronco?

Maxi-fuse position M, rated at 30 amps, protects the Rear Window Defrost.

Which maxi-fuse feeds the headlamps on a 1995 Bronco?

Maxi-fuse position R, rated 40 amps, protects the Main Light Switch and Headlamps.

What does fuse E protect in the 1995 Bronco engine compartment fuse box?

Fuse E (15 amps) protects the Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2s), Backup Lamps, 4WABS, Trailer Battery Charge Relay, Daytime Running Lamps, and Speed Control.

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1995 Ford Bronco Engine Compartment Fuse Box Diagram - Fuse & Relay Chart

1995 Ford Bronco engine compartment fuse box and maxi-fuse layout and circuit chart, EVTM page 11-4

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Engine-compartment fuse box and trailer relay box diagram with a fuse-position table listing amperage and protected circuits, including 4WABS relays, fuel pump relay and PCM power relay.

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This document is page 11-4 of a 1995 Ford Bronco service reference covering the Fuse Panel/Circuit Protection section, specifically the engine compartment fuse box and trailer relay box. A layout diagram shows the physical arrangement of fuse and maxi-fuse positions A through U in the engine compartment box, along with relays for 4 WABS Relay #2, Trailer Marker Lamps, Horn, Fuel Pump, and PCM Power. A separate diagram shows the Trailer Relay Box containing the Trailer Battery Charge Relay, Trailer Backup Lamps Relay, 4 WABS Relay #1, and 4 WABS Diode. The accompanying table lists each fuse position (A–G) and maxi-fuse position (H–U) with its amperage rating and the circuits protected, such as the radio (20A, position A), horn/daytime running lamps (30A, position C), heated oxygen sensor and backup lamps (15A, position E), rear window defrost (30A maxi-fuse M), headlamps (40A maxi-fuse R), trailer electronic brake control unit (30A, T), and ignition system/PCM power relay coil (20A, U). Position K is not used. A reader can use this page to identify which under-hood fuse or maxi-fuse protects a given circuit and its correct amperage for troubleshooting or replacement.

This document covers 1995, which may differ from this 1990 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse protects the radio in a 1995 Ford Bronco?: Fuse position A in the engine compartment fuse box, rated at 20 amps, protects the radio.
What amperage is the maxi-fuse for the rear window defrost on a 1995 Bronco?: Maxi-fuse position M, rated at 30 amps, protects the Rear Window Defrost.
Which maxi-fuse feeds the headlamps on a 1995 Bronco?: Maxi-fuse position R, rated 40 amps, protects the Main Light Switch and Headlamps.
What relays are located in the 1995 Bronco trailer relay box?: The Trailer Relay Box contains the Trailer Battery Charge Relay, Trailer Backup Lamps Relay, 4 WABS Relay #1, and the 4 WABS Diode.
What does fuse E protect in the 1995 Bronco engine compartment fuse box?: Fuse E (15 amps) protects the Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2s), Backup Lamps, 4WABS, Trailer Battery Charge Relay, Daytime Running Lamps, and Speed Control.