Where is ground G201 located on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?

The diagram references G201's component view at 151-18 F4, and a handwritten note on this scan indicates it is located behind the LH (left-hand) kick panel.

What components ground through splice S200 on this diagram?

S200 collects grounds from the overhead console (C914, Bronco only), day/night mirror autolamp sensor (C913), seat belt switch (C302), power lumbar/bolster compressor motors (C305, C306, C312, C317), cargo lamps, and rear door courtesy lamps, feeding to ground G201.

Which grounds are Bronco-only on this page?

The overhead console circuit through C914 and the branch feeding ground G201 are both labeled 'BRONCO ONLY.'

What connectors serve the power lumbar compressor motors?

Left power lumbar compressor motor uses C312 to C313 (151-16 C9), right uses C317 to C314 (151-16 A3) — captain chairs only; the bench-seat power lumbar compressor motor uses C312 to C313 (151-16 C9).

What page do the rear door courtesy lamp circuits appear on?

The left and right rear door courtesy lamps are referenced to pages 89-4 and 89-8, connecting through C700/C304 (151-21 E1) and C800/C303 (151-21 F7).

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1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series EVTM Grounds Diagram Pg 10-11 - G201 S200 Wiring

1994 Bronco/F-Series ground wiring diagram page 10-11, courtesy lamps and lumbar motors

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Ford ground wiring diagram for courtesy lamps, power lumbar compressor motors and seat belt switch with splice points.

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This is page 10-11 ("Grounds") from the 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series Electrical and Vacuum Troubleshooting Manual (EVTM). The diagram, applicable to ALL models, maps interior ground circuit distribution centered on splice S200 and ground point G201 (component view 151-18 F4), which a handwritten note locates "Behind LH kick panel." Grounded components shown include the outside cargo/high mount stop lamps (C910/C300), left and right rear door courtesy lamps (C700/C304 and C800/C303, F-Series crew cab variants with and without XL/XLT trim), overhead console (C914, Bronco only), day/night mirror autolamp sensor (C913/S901, with electronic day/night mirror only), seat belt switch (C302), left and right power lumbar/bolster compressor motors (C305/C306, captain chairs with power lumbar/bolster only), left and right power lumbar compressor motors (C312/C313, C317/C314, captain chairs only), power lumbar compressor motor for bench seat (C312/C313), inside cargo lamp (S308/C908), and connectors C318, C315, C299. Each component references its schematic page (e.g., 89-4, 102-1, 122-1 through 122-3, 125-1) and connector location grid references (e.g., 151-19 B1). The circuit continues from C200 on page 10-14. Useful for tracing ground faults affecting interior lamps, seat compressors, and console accessories.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is ground G201 located on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?: The diagram references G201's component view at 151-18 F4, and a handwritten note on this scan indicates it is located behind the LH (left-hand) kick panel.
What components ground through splice S200 on this diagram?: S200 collects grounds from the overhead console (C914, Bronco only), day/night mirror autolamp sensor (C913), seat belt switch (C302), power lumbar/bolster compressor motors (C305, C306, C312, C317), cargo lamps, and rear door courtesy lamps, feeding to ground G201.
Which grounds are Bronco-only on this page?: The overhead console circuit through C914 and the branch feeding ground G201 are both labeled 'BRONCO ONLY.'
What connectors serve the power lumbar compressor motors?: Left power lumbar compressor motor uses C312 to C313 (151-16 C9), right uses C317 to C314 (151-16 A3) — captain chairs only; the bench-seat power lumbar compressor motor uses C312 to C313 (151-16 C9).
What page do the rear door courtesy lamp circuits appear on?: The left and right rear door courtesy lamps are referenced to pages 89-4 and 89-8, connecting through C700/C304 (151-21 E1) and C800/C303 (151-21 F7).