What fuses power the radio in a 1995 Ford Bronco?

Two feeds: fuse A (20A) in the engine compartment fuse box (hot at all times) via circuit 797 LG/P, and fuse 11 (15A) in the interior fuse panel (hot in ACC or RUN) via circuit 137 Y/BK.

What are the speaker wire colors for the 1995 Bronco radio?

Left rear: 801 T/Y and 807 PK/LG (C326). Left door: 804 O/LG and 813 LB/W (C507). Right rear: 806 PK/LB and 803 BR/PK (C327). Right door: 811 DG/O and 805 W/LG (C607).

Where does the 1995 Bronco radio ground?

Circuit 57 BK from radio pin 7 runs through splice S205 and connector C200M/C200F to ground G201; circuits 694 BK/LG from radio pins 1 and 3 go to ground G200.

What wire dims the radio illumination?

Circuit 484 O/BK from the main light switch (connector C273) feeds radio pin 4; switch testing is covered on page 149-1.

Which radio connectors are shown in this diagram?

C257 is the power/ground connector and C258 is the speaker connector; component location reference for the radio is 151-3 A4.

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1995 Ford Bronco Radio Wiring Diagram 130-1 - Speaker & Power Circuits

1995 Bronco radio wiring diagram showing speakers, fuse panel and color-coded circuits

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Radio wiring diagram for a 1995 Bronco showing speaker circuits, fuse panel, illumination feed and color-coded wiring.

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This is page 130-1 (RADIO) from the 1995 Ford Bronco factory electrical/vacuum troubleshooting manual (EVTM), showing the base (non-premium) radio wiring schematic. It documents the radio's power feeds: circuit 797 LG/P from the engine compartment fuse box (fuse A, 20A, hot at all times) and circuit 137 Y/BK from interior fuse panel fuse 11 (15A, hot in ACC or RUN). Circuit 484 O/BK comes from the main light switch for illumination dimming, circuit 19 LB/R feeds instrument illumination, and grounds run via circuit 57 BK to G201 (through splice S205 and connector C200) and circuit 694 BK/LG to G200. The speaker side shows all four speaker circuits with wire numbers, colors, and connectors: left rear speaker (801 T/Y, 807 PK/LG via C229/C326), left door speaker (804 O/LG, 813 LB/W via C214/C507), right rear speaker (806 PK/LB, 803 BR/PK via C327), and right door speaker (811 DG/O, 805 W/LG via C228/C607). Component location grid references (section 151) are given for each connector and speaker, plus cross-references to fuse box pages 13-7 and 13-15, main light switch testing (149-1), grounds (10-4, 10-9), and instrument illumination (71-1). A note directs diagnostics to the Audio System Diagnosis Manual.

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

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Frequently asked questions

What fuses power the radio in a 1995 Ford Bronco?: Two feeds: fuse A (20A) in the engine compartment fuse box (hot at all times) via circuit 797 LG/P, and fuse 11 (15A) in the interior fuse panel (hot in ACC or RUN) via circuit 137 Y/BK.
What are the speaker wire colors for the 1995 Bronco radio?: Left rear: 801 T/Y and 807 PK/LG (C326). Left door: 804 O/LG and 813 LB/W (C507). Right rear: 806 PK/LB and 803 BR/PK (C327). Right door: 811 DG/O and 805 W/LG (C607).
Where does the 1995 Bronco radio ground?: Circuit 57 BK from radio pin 7 runs through splice S205 and connector C200M/C200F to ground G201; circuits 694 BK/LG from radio pins 1 and 3 go to ground G200.
What wire dims the radio illumination?: Circuit 484 O/BK from the main light switch (connector C273) feeds radio pin 4; switch testing is covered on page 149-1.
Which radio connectors are shown in this diagram?: C257 is the power/ground connector and C258 is the speaker connector; component location reference for the radio is 151-3 A4.