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2.0L Engine Controls PCM Connector C4 Back View - Manual Page 6-107x
Scanned engine-controls manual page titled Back View Of The PCM Connector C4, largely grayed out and partially obscured.
This is a partial, largely failed scan of a page from an automotive service manual covering Engine Controls for a 2.0L engine (page reference 6-107x). The only fully visible content is the page header "Engine Controls - 2.0L" and the title "Back View Of the PCM Connector C4," along with the top edge of a pinout diagram for the C4 connector of the Powertrain Control Module (PCM). The visible portion of the diagram shows the connector outline with pin cavity 7 at the left end and pin cavity 1 at the right end of the top row; the rest of the connector and any accompanying pin/circuit table were cut off by a scanner error, leaving most of the image blank gray. Faint mirrored bleed-through text from the reverse side of the page mentions "CPP Switch," "CKP Sensor," and "Engine Controls Connector," indicating adjacent pages cover related engine-control connector end views. A reader can learn only the document's subject (PCM connector C4 back view for a 2.0L engine controls section) but not the actual pin assignments, as that detail is missing from this scan.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this manual page show?
- It shows the title and top portion of a diagram titled "Back View Of the PCM Connector C4" from the Engine Controls - 2.0L section (page 6-107x). Only the top edge of the connector diagram is visible.
- Which pins are visible on the C4 connector diagram?
- Only pin cavities 7 (left end) and 1 (right end) of the top row are visible; the rest of the diagram was cut off in the scan.
- What engine does this section cover?
- The page header states "Engine Controls - 2.0L."
- Are the full pin assignments for connector C4 readable on this scan?
- No. The scan is mostly blank/gray below the top of the connector diagram, so no pin functions, wire colors, or circuit numbers are readable.
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