Ford Overdrive Switch Connector Pinout & Wire Colors Diagram (F-250)
Connector pinout for the overdrive switch showing terminal numbers and color-coded circuits such as 57 BK and 298 P/O.
This document is a wiring/connector pinout diagram for a Ford overdrive switch. It shows the switch connector face with numbered pin positions (6 and 4 at the top, 5 and 1 at the bottom) and identifies five circuits with their circuit numbers and wire color codes: circuit 57 (BK, black), circuit 298 (P/O, purple/orange), circuit 19 (LB/R, light blue/red), circuit 224 (T/W, tan/white), and circuit 911 (LG/W, light green/white). A keying dot is shown near pin 6 to indicate connector orientation. The diagram allows a reader to identify which wire attaches to which cavity of the overdrive switch connector when diagnosing electrical problems with the transmission overdrive control (such as an E4OD overdrive cancel switch circuit). No year, model, or part number information is printed on the visible portion of the scan, so applicability must be inferred from the source manual; the uploader filed it under a 1990 Ford F-250. The document is a simple, clean line drawing with clearly legible circuit numbers and wire color abbreviations.
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Frequently asked questions
- What wire colors connect to the Ford overdrive switch?
- The diagram shows circuit 57 (BK - black), 298 (P/O - purple/orange), 19 (LB/R - light blue/red), 224 (T/W - tan/white), and 911 (LG/W - light green/white).
- What circuit number is the black wire at the overdrive switch?
- The black (BK) wire is circuit 57, shown at pin 4 (top right) of the connector.
- Which pin numbers are labeled on the overdrive switch connector?
- Pins 6 and 4 are labeled at the top of the connector, and pins 5 and 1 at the bottom.
- What circuit is on the light green/white wire?
- Circuit 911 (LG/W) connects near pin 5 at the bottom of the overdrive switch connector.
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