What anti-theft components are shown in this wiring diagram?

The visible portions show a Passive Anti-Theft System Module, an anti-theft hood switch (closed with hood open), an anti-theft indicator in the instrument cluster, a liftgate disarm switch, and left and right front door disarm switches (closed if opened with key), plus a keyless entry switch assembly.

What fuse and amp rating are visible on the power distribution page?

Fuse 19, rated 25A, in the fuse junction panel, fed from circuits labeled 'HOT IN RUN OR START' and 'HOT AT ALL TIMES.' A second fuse with a partially visible 5A rating is also shown.

What ground and splice points are called out?

Grounds G101, G104, and G108 are visible, along with splices S242 and S232; the BLK/WHT wire from S232 runs to ground G108.

When do the door disarm switches close according to the diagram?

The left and right front door disarm switches and the liftgate disarm switch are labeled as closed if opened with the key; the hood switch is closed with the hood open.

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1994 Ford Bronco Anti-Theft System Wiring Diagram - Disarm Switches & Fuse 19

Wiring diagram printout with color-coded circuits and a connector pigtail laid on top

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Wiring diagram showing color-coded circuits and fuse junction panel connections with a connector laid over the page.

AI caption February 2013 · Photo 590 of 3001

This image is a photograph of a small two-wire electrical switch or sensor with a blue connector body placed on top of printed automotive wiring diagram pages. The visible upper diagram appears to cover a passive anti-theft system circuit, showing components such as a Passive Anti-Theft System Module, anti-theft hood switch (closed with hood open), anti-theft indicator in the instrument cluster, liftgate disarm switch, right and left front door disarm switches (closed if opened with key), a keyless entry switch assembly with illumination, and a data link connector. Wire colors legible include LT BLU/WHT, DK GRN/WHT, BLK/PNK, YEL/BLK, TAN/LT GRN, RED/LT GRN, DK BLU/LT GRN, and DK GRN/PPL, with grounds G101, G104, and G108 and connectors C286/C287 noted. The lower diagram shows fuse junction panel feeds labeled 'HOT IN RUN OR START' and 'HOT AT ALL TIMES,' including Fuse 19 (25A), splices S242 and S232, and a BLK/WHT ground path to G108. Much of the text is obscured by the physical part and the camera angle, so the transcription is partial. The photo was filed with a 1994 Ford Bronco, though the diagrams themselves show no explicit year, make, or model.

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Frequently asked questions

What anti-theft components are shown in this wiring diagram?: The visible portions show a Passive Anti-Theft System Module, an anti-theft hood switch (closed with hood open), an anti-theft indicator in the instrument cluster, a liftgate disarm switch, and left and right front door disarm switches (closed if opened with key), plus a keyless entry switch assembly.
What fuse and amp rating are visible on the power distribution page?: Fuse 19, rated 25A, in the fuse junction panel, fed from circuits labeled 'HOT IN RUN OR START' and 'HOT AT ALL TIMES.' A second fuse with a partially visible 5A rating is also shown.
What wire colors are identified in the diagram?: Legible wire colors include LT BLU/WHT, DK GRN/WHT, BLK/PNK, YEL/BLK, TAN/LT GRN, RED/LT GRN, DK BLU/LT GRN, DK GRN/PPL, and BLK/WHT.
What ground and splice points are called out?: Grounds G101, G104, and G108 are visible, along with splices S242 and S232; the BLK/WHT wire from S232 runs to ground G108.
When do the door disarm switches close according to the diagram?: The left and right front door disarm switches and the liftgate disarm switch are labeled as closed if opened with the key; the hood switch is closed with the hood open.