2002 Ford Focus SVTFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C32 (2 Pin) Under driver seat.
C32 (2 Pin) Under passenger seat.
C41 (20 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C42 (20 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C43 (20 Pin) At right "A" pillar.
C45 (15 Pin) At left "B" pillar.
C46 (15 Pin) At right "B" pillar.
C48 (Gray, 13 Pin) At left side of luggage compartment.
C50 (Blue, 16 Pin) At left side of luggage compartment.
C51a (71 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C51b (71 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C57 (5 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C58 (5 Pin) At left side of luggage compartment.
C59 (5 Pin) At right side of luggage compartment.
C61 (36 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure.
C62 (Brown, 11 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure.
C63 (15 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure.
C67 (Gray, 10 Pin) Behind center of dash.
C70 (Gray, 40 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C71 (Brown, 40 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C72 (2 Pin) At front left of engine compartment.
C73 (2 Pin) At front left of engine compartment.
C74 (6 Pin) At front of engine compartment.
C77 (2 Pin) At left front of vehicle.
C80 (16 Pin) At left rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
C81 (Gray, 8 Pin) At left rear of engine compartment.
C86 (6 Pin) At engine.
C87 (2 Pin) At rear of vehicle underbody.
C90 (16 Pin) On engine.
C91 (16 Pin) At right rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
C92 (Gray, 14 Pin) At right rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
C95 (2.0L CVH) (Gray, 16 Pin) At left side of engine compartment. See Figure.
C95 (2.0L ZETEC-E) (Gray, 16 Pin) At left side of engine compartment. See Figure.
C96 (16 Pin) At left side of engine compartment. See Figure.
C376 (Gray, 3 Pin) At dash.
C420 (2 Pin) At center front of vehicle.
C555 (6 Pin) At left side of engine compartment.
C556 (6 Pin) At left side of engine compartment.
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