Occupant Classification System Module (OCSM) Connector End View (C3159)

2014 Ford Edge SE, 4D Utility, 2.0L Eng VIN 9SECTION Occupant Classification System Module (OCSM) Connector End View (C3159)
Fig 1: Identifying Occupant Classification System Module Connector (C3159)
G09229897Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
Pin Circuit Gauge Circuit Function Qualifier
1 CBP41 (BU) 20 FUSE - 41 OR CIRCUIT BREAKER  
2 CR140 (YE-GN) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR LEFT (#1)  
3 VR211 (WH-BN) 20 SENSOR - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT LEFT (#1)  
4 VR212 (YE-GN) 20 SENSOR - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT RIGHT (#2)  
5 RR140 (GN-OG) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR LEFT (#1)  
6 RR153 (GY-BU) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR (#3)  
7 VR226 (YE-GY) 20 SENSOR - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT (#3)  
8 CR153 (GN-WH) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR (#3)  
9 VDB05 (WH) 20 CONNECTOR - DIAGNOSTIC # CAN BUS HIGH SPEED LOW  
10 CR141 (BN-YE) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR RIGHT (#2)  
11 * * Not Used  
12 * * Not Used  
13 RR141 (VT-BN) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR RIGHT (#2)  
14 GD143 (BK-VT) 20 GROUND - PILLAR B LEFT  
15 RR154 (VT-WH) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR (#4)  
16 VR227 (VT-GN) 20 SENSOR - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT (#4)  
17 CR154 (VT-OG) 20 CTRL MOD. - OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION WEIGHT SENSOR (#4)  
18 VDB04 (WH-BU) 20 CONNECTOR - DIAGNOSTIC # CAN BUS HIGH SPEED HIGH  
Available Pigtail Kits  
Pigtail Kit Part Number WPT-1342 
G09229898
Service Part Number: CU2Z-14S411-GA 
Gauge: 20 
Pin material: Silver 
Cavities: 18 
Vehicle Uses
  • Module - Adaptive Cruise Control
RENDER: 1.0x

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