2004 Chrysler Crossfire AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Splices

SPLICES LOCATION

Component Location
S101 At top left of intake manifold.
S103 In control module box. See Figure .
S104 At top left of intake manifold.
S105 At front of intake manifold.
S106 At rear of engine compartment.
S107 At top left of intake manifold.
S108 At rear of engine compartment.
S113 At rear of engine compartment.
S114 In control module box. See Figure .
S116 Behind left side of dash.
S117 Behind left side of dash.
S118 In control module box. See Figure .
S119 At right side of engine compartment. See Figure .
S121 At front of intake manifold.
S122 At rear of engine compartment.
S123 At rear of engine compartment.
S124 (A/T) At rear of engine compartment.
S125 (A/T) At rear of engine compartment.
S211 Behind instrument cluster.
S212 Behind instrument cluster.
S213 Behind instrument cluster.
S215 Behind upper side of dash.
S216 Behind upper side of dash.
S217 Behind upper side of dash.
S218 At end of sentry key remote entry module antenna.
S219 Behind lower side of dash.
S220 Behind lower side of dash.
S221 Behind lower side of dash.
S224 Behind lower side of dash.
S225 Behind passenger footwell.
S226 Behind passenger footwell.
S232 Under center console. See Figure .
S233 At right kick panel.
S235 Behind passenger footwell.
S236 Behind passenger footwell.
S239 Behind passenger footwell.
S240 Behind lower side of dash.
S241 In left seat assembly.
S242 In left seat assembly.
S243 In right seat assembly.
S244 In right seat assembly.
S246 (M/T) Behind passenger footwell.
S305 At right rear of passenger compartment, behind headliner.
Splice Block 100 At left side of engine compartment. See Figure .
Splice Block 101 At left side of engine compartment. See Figure .
Splice Block 102 At left side of engine compartment. See Figure .
Splice Block 200 Under center console. See Figure .
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