2009 Ford Taurus SEFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Component testing procedure

WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis and 2009 Ford Crown Victoria. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
COMPONENT TESTING PROCEDURE

Circuit to test Connect self-powered test light or ohmmeter to terminals Move switch to these positions A good switch will indicate
Washer switch circuit 2 and 5 Washer switch depressed Closed circuit
Wiper switch circuit 6 and 5 Off Open circuit
High Closed circuit
Low Closed circuit
1 and 5 Off Closed circuit
High Closed circuit
Law Open circuit
4 and 5 Off Open circuit
High Closed circuit
Low Closed circuit
Intermittent wiper circuit 6 and 5 Interval 1 Open circuit
Interval 2 Open circuit
Interval 3 Open circuit
Interval 4 Closed circuit
Interval 5 Closed circuit
3 and 5 Interval 1 Open circuit
Interval 2 Closed circuit
Interval 3 Closed circuit
Interval 4 Closed circuit
Interval 5 Open circuit
4 and 5 Interval 1 Closed circuit
Interval 2 Closed circuit
Interval 3 Open circuit
Interval 4 Open circuit
Interval 5 Open circuit


COMPONENT TESTING PROCEDURE

Circuit to test Connect self-powered test light or ohmmeter to terminals Move switch to these positions A good switch will indicate
High beam 9 and 10 High beam Closed circuit
Flash-to-pass Open circuit
Low beam Open circuit
Low beam/Flash-to-pass 11 and 10 High beam Open circuit
Flash-to-pass Closed circuit
Low beam Open circuit


COMPONENT TESTING PROCEDURE

Circuit to test Connect self-powered test light or ohmmeter to terminals Move switch to these positions A good switch will indicate
Tun signal 1 and 2 (C202a) Left turn, Hazard off Closed circuit
1 (C202a) and 2 (C202c)
4 and 5 (C202a)
4 (C202a) and 2 (C202c) Right turn, Hazard off Closed circuit
1 and 5 (C202a)
1 and 3 (C202a)
Stoplamps 9 and 10 (C202a) Turn signal switch in neutral, Hazard off Closed circuit
4 (C202a) and 2 (C202c)
4 and 5 (C202a)
Hazard 6 and 10 (C202a) Hazard on, Turn signal switch in neutral Closed circuit
1 and 2 (C202a)
1 (C202a) and 2 (C202c)
1 and 5 (C202a)
1 and 3 (C202a)
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