2001 Ford Windstar BaseFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C100 (42 Pin) Left rear of engine compartment.
C112 (8 Pin) Near windshield wiper motor.
C147 (16 Pin) Rear of engine. See Figure .
C178 (Gray, 14 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure .
C179 (12 Pin) Behind left side of dash. See Figure .
C180 (Gray, 16 Pin) Behind left side of dash. See Figure .
C203 (16 Pin) Behind center of dash.
C258 (10 Pin) Lower right side of steering column. See Figure .
C290 (Gray, 16 Pin) Behind lower center of dash. See Figure .
C291 (Gray, 8 Pin) Behind lower center of dash. See Figure .
C292 (16 Pin) Under left side of dash. See Figure .
C293 (16 Pin) Under left side of dash. See Figure .
C296 (Gray, 4 Pin) Under left side of dash.
C298 (12 Pin) Under left side of dash.
C302 (2 Pin) At left "B" pillar.
C303 (2 Pin) At right "B" pillar.
C305 (12 Pin) Under driver's seat. See Figure .
C333 (2 Pin) Under driver's seat.
C334 (2 Pin) Under passenger's seat.
C335 (4 Pin) At left rear quarterpanel.
C336 (12 Pin) At left rear quarterpanel.
C363 (16 Pin) Under floor console.
C364 (4 Pin) Under floor console.
C365 (16 Pin) Under floor console.
C366 (12 Pin) Under passenger's seat. See Figure .
C430 (4 Pin) Under left side of vehicle. See Figure .
C431 (6 Pin) Under right side of vehicle.
C432 (14 Pin) Right rear side of cargo area, behind panel. See Figure .
C447 (4 Pin) Under right rear of vehicle.
C448 (2 Pin) Under right rear of vehicle.
C520 (8 Pin) Under left side of dash, to driver's door. See Figure .
C521 (16 Pin) Under left side of dash, to driver's door. See Figure .
C522 (Black, 12 Pin) Under left side of dash, to driver's door. See Figure .
C620 (14 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
C621 (Black, 8 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
C901 (8 Pin) Top left of "D" pillar. See Figure .
C902 (8 Pin) Left side of tailgate header. See Figure .
C923 (8 Pin) Rear underside of ceiling. See Figure .
C924 (8 Pin) Rear underside of ceiling.
C925 (3 Pin) Rear underside of ceiling. See Figure .
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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.

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