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1979 Ford Bronco Emergency Hazard Flasher Connector C-805 Wiring Diagram
Wiring connector diagram for emergency warning flasher (C-805) behind I/P left side with pin wire numbers and color codes.
This document is a single connector detail from a Ford wiring diagram set, labeled connector C-805, associated with harness/part group 14401. It depicts the emergency warning (hazard) flasher connector, which is noted as being located behind the instrument panel (I/P) on the left-hand side. Three circuits are identified at this connector: circuit 284 with a Red (R) wire, circuit 383 with a Red-White (R-W) wire (with an 'H' notation), and circuit 385 with a White-Red (W-R) wire (also with an 'H' notation). A small square symbol in the diagram is keyed to the legend 'EMERGENCY WARNING FLASHER,' indicating which component the connector serves. A reader can learn the connector designation, its physical location behind the dash on the driver's side, the circuit numbers, and the wire color codes needed to identify or trace the hazard flasher wiring. The scan is one page of a larger album of wiring diagrams uploaded for a 1979 Ford Bronco, including related pages for the turn signal flasher, turn signal switch, fuse panel, and general wiring color codes.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is the emergency warning (hazard) flasher located?
- According to the diagram, it is behind the instrument panel (I/P) on the left-hand side.
- What is the connector number for the emergency warning flasher?
- The connector is identified as C-805, associated with reference number 14401.
- What wire colors connect to the emergency flasher connector C-805?
- Circuit 284 is Red (R), circuit 383 is Red-White (R-W H), and circuit 385 is White-Red (W-R H).
- What circuit numbers are used at the hazard flasher connector?
- Circuits 284, 383, and 385 are shown at connector C-805.
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