BEST WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 1972 BRONCO

[Mikemairs]

Ok, my head hurts! I'm tired of trying to find what I need and only getting half the picture.

Where do I get wiring diagrams for a 1972 Bronco that is in color and large enough to not have to use a magnifying glass? I'm willing to pay.

Thanks in advance.

 

[dmoses42]

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog...cid+v8,1105490,literature,repair+manual,10335

Not sure if any of these will have what you are looking for, but they are an option...

 

[Oldtimer]

I find these links helpful.

1976 Ford Bronco Tech Diagrams picture | SuperMotors.net

wiring72strip.jpg 1972 Bronco Wiring Diagram IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it. Improved, corrected, & combined version of [url=http://seabiscuit68.tripod.com/]Seabiscuit[/url]'s colorized diagrams. This is an early version - I may delete & re-upload it several more times with corrections...

www.supermotors.net

SeaBiscuit68

 

[dmoses42]

I find these links helpful.

http://[URL]https://www.supermotors.net/registry/media/1100970_1

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http://[URL]https://seabiscuit68.tripod.com/

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That's a good one! I just saved it to my favorites...

 

[DirtDonk]

Ok, my head hurts! I'm tired of trying to find what I need and only getting half the picture.

Well, they are wiring Diagrams after all. So your head will probably still hurt!
But both of those diagram sets are very well thought out.
Steve83 did a lot of work to his and has multiple years listed, and updated many of them with input from lots of members here.
The Seabiscuit Diagrams have been around for half of forever, and were updated a couple of years ago. They’re also pretty complete and work well.
Between them, and maybe even having a book or print those from the Internet, can usually get you where you need to go. Unfortunately for the traditional aftermarket books like Chiltons and Haynes, they didn’t always have corrected Diagrams.
And the 71s were completely wrong. Luckily the 72s were more accurate, but they use that strange format that was a transition between the old and the new.
I prefer the Seabiscuit and Steve83 drawings myself.

 

[Tobtech]

I've been wiring and repairing wiring in classic vehicle for years and these are the best I've found; https://classiccarwiring.com/

I've built up quite a collection of there diagrams.

 

[Mikemairs]

I believe I'm on the road to feeling better. These are all great inputs! Thank you all so much. As usual, you didn't disappoint. Go Broncos!