1998 Ford Contour Base, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS

Component Component Location
C58 (Gray, 16 Pin) At bottom of right "A" pillar. See Figure .
C62 (Gray, 14 Pin) Behind left side dash panel.
C102 (Green, 16 Pin) Behind left side dash panel.
C120 (12 Pin) At front of engine.
C134 (Blue, 16 Pin) At bottom of right "A" pillar. See Figure .
C140 (Green, 14 Pin) Behind left side dash panel.
C141 (Blue, 16 Pin) Behind left side dash panel.
C143 (Gray, 10 Pin) Behind left side dash panel.
C148 (20 Pin) At left "A" pillar. See Figure .
C149 (20 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure .
C150 (20 Pin) At center of left "A" pillar.
C151 (20 Pin) At center of right "A" pillar.
C171 (8 Pin) At bottom of right "A" pillar. See Figure .
C236 (Gray, 8 Pin) Under left side dash panel.
C238 (Gray, 14 Pin) Under left side dash panel.
C240 (8 Pin) At bottom of left "A" pillar.
C246 (3 Pin) At front center of engine compartment.
C272 (2 Pin) At front center of engine compartment.
C282 (4 Pin) In driver door.
C283 (4 Pin) In passenger door.
C1852A (2 Pin) Under driver seat.
C1901 (16 Pin) At top of engine.
C1909 (8 Pin) Behind center dash panel.
C1914 (3 Pin) In left side of deck lid.
C1920 (2 Pin) At left side of parcel shelf.
C1921 (2 Pin) In left side of deck lid.
C1926 (4 Pin) At center left side of vehicle floor.
C1929 (3 Pin) At center of luggage compartment floor.
C1935 (10 Pin) At right rear side of engine compartment.
C1936 (1 Pin) On starter.
C1937 (4 Pin) At right side of luggage compartment.
C1938 (Gray, 13 Pin) At bottom of right "A" pillar. See Figure .
C1944 (13 Pin) At bottom of right "A" pillar.
C3001 (42 Pin) At left rear side of engine compartment.
C3003 (12 Pin) At front of engine.
C9935 (6 Pin) At right rear side of engine compartment.
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  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.