2000 Chrysler Intrepid ESFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C101 (Black, 14 Pin) At left front of engine. See Figure.
C102 (Black, 10 Pin) At left front of engine. See Figure.
C103 (Green, 22 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C104 (Orange, 4 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C105 (Yellow, 3 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C106 (Natural, 10 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C107 (Light Gray, 14 Pin) At rear of engine. See Figure.
C108 (Light Gray, 10 Pin) At rear of engine. See Figure.
C109 (Black, 6 Pin) Under left front headlight.
C110 (Black, 2 Pin) At rear of engine.
C113 (Gray, 10 Pin) Under left headlight.
C114 (Black, 14 Pin) Under left headlight.
C200 (Blue, 22 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C201 (White, 13 Pin) At right side of instrument panel.
C202 (White, 16 Pin) At lower center of instrument panel.
C203 (White, 16 Pin) At lower center of instrument panel.
C204 (Natural, 8 Pin) At headliner.
C205 (Natural, 4 Pin) At lower center of instrument panel.
C206 (Natural, 2 Pin) At left side of instrument panel.
C300 (16 Pin) Left cowl.
C301 (16 Pin) Left cowl.
C302 (16 Pin) Right cowl.
C303 (16 Pin) Right cowl.
C304 (10 Pin) Left "B" pillar.
C305 (White, 10 Pin) Right "B" pillar.
C306 (Black/Green, 2 Pin) Under passenger seat.
C307 (Black/Green, 2 Pin) Under driver seat.
C308 (Natural, 10 Pin) Under rear seat.
C311 (Red, 6 Pin) Left trunk area.
C312 (Black, 2 Pin) Left trunk area.
C313 (Light Gray, 6 Pin) Right trunk area.
C314 (Light Gray, 6 Pin) Left trunk area.
C315 (Black, 3 Pin) Left trunk area.
C316 (Natural, 2 Pin) Left "B" pillar.
C317 (Natural, 2 Pin) Right "B" pillar.
C318 (Natural, 8 Pin) Under passenger seat.
C319 (Natural, 22 Pin) Under driver seat.
C320 (Natural, 2 Pin) Bottom of rear shelf.
C321 (2 Pin) On deck lid.
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  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
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