Where is the fuel cut off switch located on a 1988 ford bronco?

There isn't a readily accessible, single "fuel cut-off switch" like some modern vehicles have on a 1988 Ford Bronco. Fuel delivery is controlled primarily through the electrical system (ignition switch and fuel pump relay) and the mechanical components of the fuel system itself.

To effectively stop fuel flow, you would need to:

* Disconnect the negative battery cable: This is the safest and most reliable way to completely shut down electrical power to the fuel pump.

* Locate and disconnect the fuel pump relay: This is usually in the underhood fuse box. This will stop power to the fuel pump without completely killing the entire vehicle's electrical system. You'll need a wiring diagram or the owner's manual to identify this relay.

There's no easily accessible switch designed for this purpose on the 1988 Bronco. Any aftermarket installation would be a custom addition.