Rear Door Latch Release Motor, LH Connector End View (C705)

2014 Ford Escape SE, 2.0L Eng VIN 9, AWDSECTION Rear Door Latch Release Motor, LH Connector End View (C705)
Fig 1: Identifying Rear Door Latch Release Motor, LH Connector (C705)
G09223759Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
Pin Circuit Gauge Circuit Function Qualifier
1 * * Not Used  
2 * * Not Used  
3 CPL36 (GN) 22 SWITCH - LATCH REAR DRIVER SIDE # AJAR (INCL.SLIDING DOOR)  
4 CPL38 (VT) 22 SWITCH - LATCH REAR DRIVER SIDE # UNLOCK  
5 GD143 (BK-VT) 20 GROUND - PILLAR B LEFT (6L2T) without door module
5 RPW07 (GY-OG) 22 CTRL MOD. - DOOR LOCK # LATCH REAR DRIVER SIDE with door module
6 * * Not Used  
7 CPL04 (WH-BU) 20 CTRL MOD. - DOOR LOCK # REAR DRIVER SIDE LOCK (INCL.SLIDING DOOR) with door module
7 CPL75 (BN-WH) 14 CTRL MOD. - DOOR LOCK # ALL LOCK without door module
8 CPL76 (BN-YE) 14 CTRL MOD. - DOOR LOCK # REAR DRIVER SIDE UNLOCK (INCL.SLIDING DOOR) without door module
8 CPL53 (WH-OG) 20 CTRL MOD. - DOOR LOCK # REAR DRIVER SIDE UNLOCK (INCL.SLIDING DOOR) with door module
Available Pigtail Kits  
Pigtail Kit Part Number WPT-1366 
 
Service Part Number: 3U2Z-14S411-MBB 
Gauge: 16 
Pin material: Silver 
Cavities:
Vehicle Uses
  • Actuator - Door Lock - LH - Front
  • Actuator - Door Lock - LH - Rear
  • Actuator - Door Lock - RH - Front
  • Actuator - Door Lock - RH - Rear
  • Module - Liftgate
  • Switch - Door Ajar/Interior Lamp
  • Switch - Door Lock (LH)
  • Switch - Door Lock (RH)
  • Switch - Sliding Door Contact
RENDER: 1.0x

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