Ford Standard Wire Color Code Chart - Circuits 1-207 Wiring Colors (Page 1)

This is page 5 of a Ford wiring reference, titled "Standard Wire Color Code Chart." It is a two-panel table listing numbered electrical circuits, a description of each circuit's function (which components it connects), and the corresponding standard wire color or color-with-stripe combination. The left half of the page covers circuits 1 through 95, pairing each with its wire color — for example, circuit 1 (horn switch to horn relay) is blue with a yellow stripe, circuit 21 (battery to ignition switch feed) is yellow, circuit 32 (ignition switch to starter motor relay) is red with a blue stripe, and circuit 44 (turn signal flasher to turn signal switch) is blue. The right half lists circuits 96 through 207 (covering wipers, door locks, two/three-speed axle, air conditioning, speed control, glow plugs, marker lamps, and more), but the right edge of the scan is cut off, so those descriptions are truncated and their wire colors are not visible. Readers can use this chart to identify a wire's function from its color (or vice versa) when tracing or repairing a vehicle harness. The page was uploaded as part of a multi-page wiring documentation set for a 1979 Ford Bronco, though the chart itself states no year, make, or model.