The Blueprint to Your Bronco's Fuel Delivery System
The 1990 Ford Bronco Fuel Pump Wiring Diagram is essentially a roadmap for the electrical circuit that powers your vehicle's fuel pump. It illustrates how the fuel pump receives its electrical signal from the vehicle's battery, through various safety switches and relays, and ultimately how it is energized to push fuel from the tank to the engine. Understanding this diagram is crucial for anyone needing to troubleshoot, repair, or even upgrade the fuel system. It clearly delineates the pathways of electrical current, highlighting components like:- The fuel pump itself, typically located within the fuel tank.
- The inertia fuel cutoff switch, a safety device that deactivates the fuel pump in the event of a collision.
- The fuel pump relay, which acts as a switch to control power to the pump.
- Fuses and circuit breakers, protecting the system from overcurrent.
- The vehicle's computer (ECU), which can also control fuel pump operation.
- Ignition switch turned ON.
- Power flows through a fuse and potentially an EEC (Electronic Engine Control) relay.
- If the vehicle is running or has just been started, the EEC sends a signal to activate the fuel pump relay.
- The fuel pump relay then connects battery power directly to the fuel pump.
- The fuel pump energizes and sends fuel.
| Component | Abbreviation/Symbol |
|---|---|
| Fuel Pump | FP |
| Inertia Switch | IS |
| Fuel Pump Relay | FPR |
| Battery | B+ |