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[Jason Kolakowski]

This beautifull truck (79 Bronco) has serious electrical issues. I have no turn signals, and only one brake light. I have changed all the bulbs, fuses, flashers, switches, etc. I'm no good at electrical, so it took me a while to isolate the problem. I think the steering wheel was replaced, or something, I don't know. But the problem is definately in a connection below the steering wheel column, I have hot-wired all of the outgoing wires, and know what they do, and that all the lights, flashers, etc., work. I don't know if the connection I am looking at is stock or not (9 wires), I think not, but it doesn't matter. If anybody could look under their dash, and send me a pic or a description of the wire color codes, or has a diagram more detailed than Chilton's, I would be very gratefull.
(1979 Ford Bronco, 351m, automatic, cruise control, ignition is on dash-not steering column)
-J.K.
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[ronjon78f-150]

This beautifull truck (79 Bronco) has serious electrical issues. I have no turn signals, and only one brake light. I have changed all the bulbs, fuses, flashers, switches, etc. I'm no good at electrical, so it took me a while to isolate the problem. I think the steering wheel was replaced, or something, I don't know. But the problem is definately in a connection below the steering wheel column, I have hot-wired all of the outgoing wires, and know what they do, and that all the lights, flashers, etc., work. I don't know if the connection I am looking at is stock or not (9 wires), I think not, but it doesn't matter. If anybody could look under their dash, and send me a pic or a description of the wire color codes, or has a diagram more detailed than Chilton's, I would be very gratefull.
(1979 Ford Bronco, 351m, automatic, cruise control, ignition is on dash-not steering column)
-J.K.
[email protected]

Have you took the sterring wheel off?