What connector does EVTM page 150-4 for the 1996 Bronco show?

It shows the face view and complete pinout of in-line connector C202F (labeled 14401), a 76-pin connector, with a table of circuit numbers and wire colors for every pin.

What circuit is on pin 50 of the 1996 Bronco C202F connector?

Pin 50 is circuit 619 (PK/W). A handwritten note on this scan identifies it as the left crash sensor feed.

What does the asterisk (*) next to circuit 54 (LG/Y) mean?

The asterisk indicates 'without remote/keyless entry' — that circuit at pin 53 applies only to vehicles not equipped with remote keyless entry.

What wire color is circuit 16 on pin 1 of C202F?

Pin 1 carries circuit 16 with wire color R/LG (red/light green).

Which pin of C202F carries circuit 625 (Y/LG)?

Pin 52 carries circuit 625 (Y/LG); a handwritten note identifies it as the left crash sensor feed monitor.

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1996 Ford Bronco C202F 76-Pin Connector Pinout - EVTM Page 150-4

1996 Bronco in-line connector C202F pinout chart with pin numbers and color-coded circuits

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Service-manual connector-face chart (C202F, page 150-4) listing each pin and its color-coded circuit for a 1996 Bronco.

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This is page 150-4 of the 1996 Ford Bronco Electrical & Vacuum Troubleshooting Manual (EVTM), titled "In-Line Connector Faces." It documents connector C202F (part reference 14401), a 76-pin in-line bulkhead connector, showing a face-view illustration with the numbered pin cavity layout arranged in six rows. Below the illustration, a four-column table lists every pin (1 through 76) with its assigned circuit number and wire color code, for example pin 1 = circuit 16 (R/LG), pin 9 = 50 (R), pin 27 = 14 (BR), pin 50 = 619 (PK/W), pin 52 = 625 (Y/LG), and pin 76 = 491 (O/LB). A footnote indicates circuit 54 (LG/Y) at pin 53 applies to vehicles without remote/keyless entry. The previous owner has hand-annotated pins 50 and 52, circling them and noting they are the left crash sensor feed and left crash sensor feed monitor circuits (airbag system). This page lets a reader identify which circuit and wire color is present at any cavity of the C202F connector when tracing or repairing wiring on a 1996 Bronco. It pairs with page 150-5, which covers the mating connector C202M.

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Frequently asked questions

What connector does EVTM page 150-4 for the 1996 Bronco show?: It shows the face view and complete pinout of in-line connector C202F (labeled 14401), a 76-pin connector, with a table of circuit numbers and wire colors for every pin.
What circuit is on pin 50 of the 1996 Bronco C202F connector?: Pin 50 is circuit 619 (PK/W). A handwritten note on this scan identifies it as the left crash sensor feed.
What does the asterisk (*) next to circuit 54 (LG/Y) mean?: The asterisk indicates 'without remote/keyless entry' — that circuit at pin 53 applies only to vehicles not equipped with remote keyless entry.
What wire color is circuit 16 on pin 1 of C202F?: Pin 1 carries circuit 16 with wire color R/LG (red/light green).
Which pin of C202F carries circuit 625 (Y/LG)?: Pin 52 carries circuit 625 (Y/LG); a handwritten note identifies it as the left crash sensor feed monitor.