Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

2006 Buick Allure CXSSECTION Connectors
CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C100 (3.6L) (Black, 20 Pin) On top of transmission.
C100 (3.8L) (Black, 20 Pin) At rear of engine. See Figure.
C101 (Gray, 3.8L) (20 Pin) Right rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
C101 (3.6L) (Gray, 20 Pin) On front of strut tower. See Figure.
C102 (Black, 4 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
C104 (Black, 2 Pin) Below underhood fuse block, near battery. See Figure.
C107 (Black, 7 Pin) Near ECM. See Figure.
C108 (Black, 1 Pin) Near underhood fuse block. See Figure.
C109 (Black, 10 Pin) On on-engine wiring harness to fuel injector wiring harness. See Figure.
C110 (Black, 8 Pin) On top of engine, near ignition control module, above fuel injector No. 1. See Figure.
C120 (Black, 6 Pin) Lower right side of engine compartment below washer fluid tank fill neck. See Figure.
C125 (Black, 1 Pin) On top center of engine, on intake manifold, near fuel injector 5.
C126 (Gray, 2 Pin) Top of engine. See Figure.
C141 (Gray/Black, 6 Pin) Behind headlamp. See Figure.
C142 (Gray/Black, 6 Pin) Behind headlamp. See Figure.
C143 (Black/Gray, 4 Pin) Behind park/turn signal. See Figure.
C144 (Black/Gray, 4 Pin) Behind park/turn signal. See Figure.
C145 (Black, 2 Pin) Behind left headlight. See Figure.
C146 (Black, 2 Pin) Right front corner of vehicle. See Figure.
C200 (White, 20 Pin) Near access panel. See Figure.
C201 (Black, 40 Pin) Behind left knee bolster, on right side of steering column. See Figure.
C208 (Black, 10 Pin) In back of left side dash access panel. See Figure.
C209 (Yellow, 4 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C210 (Except Electronic Controls) (Black, 2 Pin) Behind radio. See Figure.
C210 (W/Electronic Controls) (Black, 12 Pin) Behind radio. See Figure.
C240 (Black, 2 Pin) Under front end of console. See Figure.
C241 (Black, 8 Pin) Under floor console in front of shifter. See Figure.
C260 (Gray, 40 Pin) Behind left kick panel. See Figure.
C261 (Gray, 40 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure.
C275 (Black, 8 Pin) Behind left I/P knee bolster, taped to column harness.
C277 (Black, 8 Pin) In steering wheel, behind air bag. See Figure.
C278 (Yellow, 4 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure.
C311 (Black, 12 Pin) Below driver seat, at rear near carpet. See Figure.
C312 (Black, 4 Pin) Below driver seat, at rear near carpet.
C313 (Black, 16 Pin) Below front passenger seat. See Figure.
C315 (Yellow, 2 Pin) Under passenger seat, at rear near carpet.
C316 (Yellow, 2 Pin) Under driver seat, at rear near carpet. See Figure.
C317 (Black, 2 Pin) Left front of roof. See Figure.
C318 (Black, 2 Pin) Right front of roof. See Figure.
C355 (Black/Gray, 9 Pin) Behind trim at center of "B" pillar. See Figure.
C356 (Black/Gray, 9 Pin) Behind trim at center of "B" pillar. See Figure.
C390 (Black, 16 Pin) In rear compartment, under right side of rear window panel. See Figure.
C398 (Black, 6 Pin) Right rear package shelf trim, near "C" pillar. See Figure.
C400 (Black, 8 Pin) In rear compartment, under right side of package shelf. See Figure.
C401 (Black, 4 Pin) Behind left rear lamp housing. See Figure.
C402 (Black, 4 Pin) Behind right rear lamp housing. See Figure.
C405 (Gray, 12 Pin) In rear compartment floor, forward of spare tire well. See Figure.
C406 (Black, 2 Pin) Behind left rear taillight. See Figure.
C450 (Black, 8 Pin) Behind right rear tail light. See Figure.
C501 (Gray, 40 Pin) In driver's door, near door speaker. See Figure.
C601 (Gray, 40 Pin) Bottom of front passenger's door. See Figure.
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