Electrical Component Locator - 6.5L Turbo Diesel [F]: Connectors

1995 GMC Suburban K2500, 7.4 NSECTION Connectors
CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
C100 (Black) Left rear of engine compartment.
C101 Left rear of engine compartment.
C102 (Black, 7 Pin) Near fuse/relay center.
C103 (Gray, 4 Pin) Left rear of engine compartment.
C104 (Gray, 5 Pin) Left rear of engine compartment.
C110 Below underhood fuse/relay center.
C111 Near fuse relay center.
C120 (Gray, 4 Pin) Top of engine.
C200 (Black, 23 Pin) Near blower motor.
C202 On bracket, left of steering column.
C203 Near heater motor.
C204 Behind right side of dash.
C205 At convenience center.
C206 At left "A" pillar.
C207 At left "A" pillar.
C208 At left "A" pillar.
C209 At left "A" pillar.
C210 At convenience center.
C211 Under driver's seat.
C212 (Black, 4 Pin) Under driver's seat.
C213 At right "A" pillar.
C215 At right "A" pillar.
C218 At convenience center.
C219 At convenience center.
C221 At convenience center.
C222 At convenience center.
C230 (Black, 8 Pin) Left side of steering column.
C266 (Black, 48 Pin) Left side of steering column.
C298 At convenience center.
C299 Above HVAC evaporator housing.
C300 (Blue, 8 Pin) In overhead console.
C301 Left front kick panel.
C302 (Black, 4 Pin) Left front kick panel.
C304 Under driver's seat.
C305 In headliner.
C400 Above auxiliary blower motor.
C401 (Gray, 6 Pin) Above auxiliary blower motor.
C402 Top center rear of vehicle.
C403 At right "D" pillar.
C405 At left "D" pillar.
C406 At left "D" pillar.
C407 Beneath left rear edge of bed.
C409 (Black, 4 Pin) Beneath rear center of bed.
C409A Beneath rear center of bed.
C409B Beneath rear center of bed.
C492 At left "D" pillar.
C493 At left "D" pillar.
C494 At left "D" pillar.
C495 At right "D" pillar.
C496 (Gray, 6 Pin) At right "D" pillar.
C497 (Black, 6 Pin) At right "D" pillar.
C498 (Gray, 6 Pin) At left "B" pillar.
C499 At left "B" pillar.
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