PCM Locations

2005 Ford Econoline E150, Van Cargo, 5.4 LSECTION PCM Locations
NOTE: For PCM Removal and Installation procedures, refer to ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROLS .
  • Focus - passenger side behind the kick panel.
  • Five Hundred, Freestyle, Montego - engine compartment, driver side, mounted to the cowl.
  • Taurus, Sable, Freestar, Monterey - behind the glove compartment (access from the engine compartment dash panel) on the passenger side.
  • Mustang - front of engine compartment, passenger side, near fender, under the battery junction box.
  • Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, Town Car - engine compartment, driver side, fender mounted.
  • LS, Thunderbird, Explorer, Mountaineer, Aviator - passenger side, near side cowl, behind the glove compartment.
  • Ford GT - engine compartment, driver side, behind the driver seat, quarter panel mounted.
  • Escape, Mariner, Explorer Sport Trac, Ranger - behind the instrument panel (cowl), center to both driver and passenger sides (access from the engine compartment).
  • Expedition, Navigator, F-Series, F-Super Duty - passenger side of the engine compartment, mounted to the cowl.
  • Excursion - lower dash panel on the driver side.
  • E-Series - engine compartment, driver side, near the cowl (access from the engine compartment).
    Fig 1: 104-Pin PCM
    G03877873Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
104-PIN PCM POWER AND GROUNDS

Function Description Connector/Pin
VPWR Voltage input to module 71,97
PWRGND Power ground 3,24,51,76,77,103
CSEGND Case ground 25
SIGRTN Signal return 91
VREF 5.0-volt reference 90
KAPWR Keep alive power 55
Fig 2: Identifying 150-Pin PCM Connectors/Terminals
G04587084Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
150-PIN PCM POWER AND GROUNDS

Function Description Connector/Pin
VPWR Voltage input to module B32
VPWR Voltage input to module B33
PWRGND Power ground B24
PWRGND Power ground B25
PWRGND Power ground B26
PWRGND Power ground B27
CSEGND Case ground B43
SIGRTN Connector B signal return B17 (B5 for LS/Thunderbird)
SIGRTN Connector T signal return T17 (T14 for LS/Thunderbird)
SIGRTN Connector E signal return E17
VREF Connector B buffered 5.0-volt reference B20 (B55 for LS/Thunderbird)
VREF Connector E buffered 5.0-volt reference E20 (E14 for LS/Thunderbird)
KAPWR Keep alive power B44
Fig 3: Identifying Powertrain Control Module Connectors/Terminals
G04586677Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
150-PIN PCM POWER AND GROUNDS

Function Description Connector/Pin
VPWR Voltage input to module B35
VPWR Voltage input to module B36
PWRGND Power ground B47
PWRGND Power ground B48
PWRGND Power ground B49
CSEGND Case ground B10
SIGRTN Connector B signal return B41
SIGRTN Connector T signal return T41
SIGRTN Connector E signal return E41
VREF Connector buffered 5.0-volt reference B40
VREF Connector E buffered 5.0-volt reference E40
KAPWR Keep alive power B45
Fig 4: 170-Pin PCM
G03877876Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
170-PIN PCM POWER AND GROUNDS

Function Description Connector/Pin
VPWR Voltage input to module Β 
VPWR Voltage input to module B35
VPWR Voltage input to module B36
VPWR Voltage input to module T39
PWRGND Power ground B47
PWRGND Power ground B48
PWRGND Power ground B49
PWRGND Power ground B50
CSEGND Case ground B10
SIGRTN Connector B signal return B41
SIGRTN Connector B signal return B43
SIGRTN Connector E signal return E33
SIGRTN Connector E signal return E58
SIGRTN Connector T signal return T41
VREF Connector B buffered 5.0-volt reference B40
VREF Connector E buffered 5.0-volt reference E57
KAPWR Keep alive power B45
Fig 5: Identifying 190-Pin PCM Connectors/Terminals
G03877877Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
190-PIN PCM POWER AND GROUNDS

Function Description Connector/Pin
VPWR Voltage input to module B51
VPWR Voltage input to module B52
VPWR Voltage input to module B53
PWRGND Power ground B67
PWRGND Power ground B68
PWRGND Power ground B69
PWRGND Power ground B70
CSEGND Case ground B66
SIGRTN Connector B signal return B58
SIGRTN Connector T signal return T43
SIGRTN Connector E signal return E58
VREF Connector B buffered 5.0-volt reference B29
VREF Connector E buffered 5.0-volt reference E57
KAPWR Keep alive power B54
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