2006 Mercedes Benz C350 4MaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
X1/16 (1 Pin) At right "C" pillar. See Figure .
X1/19 (2 Pin) At left "C" pillar.
X1/20 (2 Pin) At left "C" pillar.
X1/22 (6 Pin) At left "C" pillar.
X8/18 (1 Pin) At left side of trunk.
X15 (4 Pin) Under left front of vehicle.
X18/23 (3 Pin) Under roof console.
X18/33 (2 Pin) Left front of engine compartment. See Figure .
X18/35 (2 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
X18/36 (2 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
X18/37 (4 Pin) At right "C" pillar.
X23/11 (2 Pin) Left side of trunk.
X25/4 (6 Pin) At left "B" pillar.
X25/9 (2 Pin) Above right rear wheelwell.
X26/2 (1 Pin) At left rear of engine compartment.
X26/22 (4 Pin) Behind left kick panel.
X28/12 (10 Pin) Under center console, left of shifter.
X28/26 (4 Pin) On engine hood.
X30/4 (2 Pin) Behind right kick panel.
X30/6 (2 Pin) Under left side of dash.
X30/7 (2 Pin) Behind left kick panel.
X30/8 (10 Pin) Behind right kick panel.
X30/12 (1 Pin) Behind left kick panel.
X35/1 (4 Pin) Behind left kick panel.
X35/2 (4 Pin) Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
X35/3 (4 Pin) At left "B" pillar.
X35/4 (4 Pin) At right "B" pillar.
X36/3 (2 Pin) Under left rear seat. See Figure .
X39/36 (4 Pin) Behind left kick panel. See Figure .
X39/43 (14 Pin) Under right rear seat. See Figure .
X39/45 (3 Pin) Behind right side of glove compartment. See Figure .
X39/47 (2 Pin) Under front of center console. See Figure .
X39/48 (6 Pin) Under center console, left of shifter.
X55/3 (4 Pin) Under left front seat.
X55/4 (4 Pin) Under right front seat.
X58/3 (3 Pin) At right "C" pillar.
X62/6 (4 Pin) In right front wheelwell.
X62/7 (4 Pin) In left front wheelwell.
X62/8 (4 Pin) In trunk, in front of spare tire well.
X63/4 (2 Pin) Behind left kick panel. See Figure .
X85/9 (2 Pin) At left kick panel.
X88/7 (2 Pin) Front of left front wheelwell.
X88/11 (2 Pin) On engine hood.
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