2000 Ford ZX2 AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS

Component Component Location
C100 (Gray, 14 Pin) Near breakout to C171, brake fluid level switch. See Figure .
C101 (Black, 16 Pin) Near breakout to C171, brake fluid level switch. See Figure .
C201 (Gray, 16 Pin) Near breakout to C263, air bag diagnostic monitor.
C202 (White, 20 Pin) Near breakout to C263, air bag diagnostic monitor.
C209 (White, 24 Pin) On central junction box.
C217 (Black, 18 Pin) Near breakout to C292, clutch pedal position switch. See Figure .
C219 (White, 21 Pin) Near breakout to C292, clutch pedal position switch. See Figure .
C222 (Black, 17 Pin) Near breakout to central junction box. See Figure .
C223 (Black, 20 Pin) Near breakout to central junction box. See Figure .
C225 (White, 24 Pin) Near breakout to junction connector No. 3. See Figure .
C229 (Blue, 14 Pin) Near breakout to C292, clutch pedal position switch. See Figure .
C233 (White, 6 Pin) On short connector.
C256 (White, 10 Pin) Near breakout to C212, powertrain control module.
C261 (16 Pin) Near breakout to C298, door unlock relay. See Figure .
C262 (Black, 18 Pin) Near breakout to C298, door unlock relay. See Figure .
C277 (White, 16 Pin) Near breakout to rear window defrost switch.
C278 (18 Pin) Near breakout to premium sound amplifier.
C280 (2 Pin) Near breakout to ignition switch. See Figure .
C282 (2 Pin) Near breakout to ignition switch. See Figure .
C304 (8 Pin) Near breakout to C316, driver safety belt buckle switch.
C385 (White, 10 Pin) Near breakout to C323, right front door courtesy light switch.
C416 (Black, 6 Pin) Near breakout to C401, junction connector No. 8.
C417 (Black, 6 Pin) Near breakout to C437, left rear speaker.
C453 (White, 6 Pin) At right rear corner of vehicle.
C511 (15 Pin) Near breakout to C502, left exterior rear view mirror.
C606 (Black, 16 Pin) Near breakout to C603, right front door lock actuator.
C611 (10 Pin) Near breakout to C603, right door lock actuator.
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