Master Window Control Switch Connector End View (C566B)

2014 Ford Focus Titanium, 4D Hatchback, Automatic DCT Trans, Gas/EthanolSECTION Master Window Control Switch Connector End View (C566B)
Fig 1: Identifying Master Window Control Switch Connector (C566B)
G09256182Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
Pin Circuit Gauge Circuit Function Qualifier
1 CPM00 (BN-GN) 20 FUSE OUTPUT OR CIRCUIT BREAKER without door modules without rear power windows
2 CPM00 (BK-VT) 20 RIGHT REAR VIEW MIRROR LEFT/RIGHT DRIVER without door modules without rear power windows
3 CPM00 (BN-GN) 20 RIGHT REAR VIEW MIRROR COMMON RETURN without door modules without rear power windows
4 CPM00 (VT-GN) 20 RIGHT REAR VIEW MIRROR UP/DOWN DRIVER without door modules without rear power windows
5 * * Not Used  
6 CPM00 (GY-OG) 22 LEFT REAR VIEW MIRROR LEFT/RIGHT DRIVER without door modules without rear power windows
7 CPM00 (BK-VT) 22 LEFT REAR VIEW MIRROR COMMON RETURN without door modules without rear power windows
8 CPM00 (BN-GN) 22 LEFT REAR VIEW MIRROR UP/DOWN DRIVER without door modules without rear power windows
Available Pigtail Kits  
Pigtail Kit Part Number WPT-995 
G09256183
Service Part Number: 3U2Z-14S411-BGB 
Gauge: 18 
Pin material: Silver 
Cavities:
Vehicle Uses
  • Lamp - Dimmer Switch
  • Switch - 4x4 Control
  • Switch - Adjustable Pedal
  • Switch - Center Stack (Multipurpose)
  • Switch - Dimmer
  • Switch - Hazard Warning
  • Switch - Moon Roof/Sun Roof
  • Switch - Multifunction
  • Switch - Multifunction (Wiper)
  • Switch - Seat (3rd Row)
  • Switch - Third Row Power Folding Seat
  • Switch - Traction Control
RENDER: 1.0x

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