MAP sensor location

In 1995 The Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP) is located on the A/C evaporator case on your vehicle. It has an electrical connector and a vacuum line connected to it.

There is no MAP sensor on a 1996 Ford Bronco 5.8L (or 5.0L). 1996 was the first year of OBD II and barometric pressure is inferred (calculated) by the PCM with inputs from the MAF, IAT and ECT sensors (and not a MAP or BAP).

Looked your issue up in "Prodemand"

Cannot find a "map" on a 5.8 (looks like they are only on larger engines)

Instead, it says you have a "MAF" (mass airflow)

It is located in your air cleaner!

The medic

Have you scanned for codes?

The codes might steer you in the right direction.

Most popular auto parts stores will "code" you for free.

Codes might be interpreted different ways. That is why we would like you to return with the "actual code numbers" (example p0125). Not what they might mean or pertain to, as per the auto parts store person.

There may be more than one code show, so copy all of the numbers.

The medic

Meaning vehicle came without one?

You have one, it is not on?

When you crank the vehicle, does the check engine light come on for a few seconds verifying that it works and is not burned out?

If last line above means it is there but does not work, take it to have it scanned, as you do not know if it should be on or not.

The medic

The MAP sensor is in the air cleaner assembly.

Clean the MAF with "mass airflow cleaner" or brake cleaner.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/mass-air-flow-service

Let it dry completely before you reinstall it.

The Medic