2002 Ford Windstar BaseFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C110 (42 Pin) Left side of engine.
C133 (8 Pin) Under left side of dash.
C134 (8 Pin) Under left side of dash.
C139 (16 Pin) Top front of engine.
C140 (8 Pin) Front of engine compartment.
C144 (14 Pin) Under driver's seat.
C145 (12 Pin) Under left side of dash. See Figure.
C146 (16 Pin) Under left side of dash. See Figure.
C192 (16 Pin) Center of dash.
C210 (10 Pin) Center of dash.
C211 (16 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C212 (8 Pin) In left side footwell.
C213 (16 Pin) In left side footwell. See Figure.
C214 (16 Pin) In left side footwell. See Figure.
C215 (4 Pin) On central junction box.
C219 (12 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C300 (2 Pin) Bottom of left "B" pillar.
C311 (2 Pin) Left side of vehicle, near center.
C312 (12 Pin) Under driver's seat. See Figure.
C313 (2 Pin) Under passenger's seat.
C314 (2 Pin) In passenger's side footwell.
C315 (4 Pin) Right "D" pillar, behind trim panel.
C316 (12 Pin) Right "D" pillar, behind trim panel.
C327 (16 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C328 (4 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C339 (16 Pin) Behind left side of dash.
C340 (12 Pin) Under passenger's seat. See Figure.
C405 (4 Pin) At left rocker panel. See Figure.
C406 (6 Pin) Behind left side of rear bumper.
C408 (14 Pin) At right "D" pillar. See Figure.
C410 (4 Pin) Left side of vehicle, at rear end.
C411 (2 Pin) Left side of vehicle, at rear end.
C421 (8 Pin) In roof panel.
C422 (4 Pin) In roof panel. See Figure.
C510 (12 Pin) In left front door.
C511 (8 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C561 (16 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C562 (12 Pin) At left "A" pillar.
C610 (14 Pin) At right kick panel. See Figure.
C611 (8 Pin) At right kick panel. See Figure.
C621 (12 Pin) In passenger's side footwell.
C913 (8 Pin) Under right rear side of roof.
C919 (8 Pin) Under right rear side of roof.
C922 (3 Pin) Under right rear side of roof.
C3007 (16 Pin) At driver's seat.
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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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