What connector is the left door lock actuator on a 1992 Thunderbird/Cougar?

C510 is identified as the Left Door Lock Actuator; the right door lock actuator is C610.

Which connectors serve the keyless entry system?

The Keyless Entry Keypad Switch Assembly is shown on the left door area, and the Keyless Entry Module uses connectors C406 and C418. The Illuminated Entry Timer is C419.

What are the connectors for the dome/map lamps?

C902 serves the Dome/Map Lamps on vehicles with a moonroof; C908 and C909 serve the Dome/Map Lamps on vehicles without a moonroof.

Which connectors are used for the rear lamps?

C423 is the Left Rear Stop/Park/Turn Lamp, C424 the Right Rear Stop/Park/Turn Lamp, C429 the Left Backup Lamp, C430 the Right Backup Lamp, C431/C432 the Left/Right License Lamps, C425/C426 the Hi Mount Stop Lamps, and C454 the Right LED Bar.

What do C411 and C412 connect?

C411 and C412 are the Passive Restraint Shorting Bar, used on Canadian vehicles without passive restraint only.

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1992 Thunderbird/Cougar Full Body Connector Location Diagram (1 of 3)

Electrical connector location diagram on Thunderbird/Cougar body, full body view 1 of 3

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Electrical connector and component location diagram on a Thunderbird/Cougar body showing door, lamp, and switch connectors.

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This document is page 1 of a 3-page "Full Body View" electrical connector location diagram for the Ford Thunderbird / Mercury Cougar, identified as FPS 12116-92 (sheet 15 of 18), indicating 1992 model coverage. The illustration is a cutaway isometric drawing of the vehicle body overlaid with a lettered/numbered grid (rows A–F, columns 1–10) used to locate electrical connectors and grounds. Callouts identify connectors for the door and interior electrical systems, including left and right door lock switches and power window switches (C506, C606), door window motors (C509, C609), power mirrors (C504, C602, C550), door handle switches (C508, C608), door ajar switches (C512, C612), door lock actuators (C510, C610), door courtesy and lock lamps (C501, C503, C601, C603), the keyless entry keypad and module (C406/C418), illuminated entry timer (C419), dome/map lamps with and without moonroof (C902, C908/C909), vanity lamps (C903, C904), rear stop/park/turn lamps (C423, C424), LED bars (C454), backup lamps (C429, C430), license lamps (C431, C432), luggage compartment lamp (C428), Hi Mount stop lamps (C425/C426), passive restraint shorting bar for Canadian vehicles (C411/C412), and ground G401. A note warns not to use the illustration/grid for reporting vehicle repair locations.

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Frequently asked questions

What connector is the left door lock actuator on a 1992 Thunderbird/Cougar?: C510 is identified as the Left Door Lock Actuator; the right door lock actuator is C610.
Which connectors serve the keyless entry system?: The Keyless Entry Keypad Switch Assembly is shown on the left door area, and the Keyless Entry Module uses connectors C406 and C418. The Illuminated Entry Timer is C419.
What are the connectors for the dome/map lamps?: C902 serves the Dome/Map Lamps on vehicles with a moonroof; C908 and C909 serve the Dome/Map Lamps on vehicles without a moonroof.
Which connectors are used for the rear lamps?: C423 is the Left Rear Stop/Park/Turn Lamp, C424 the Right Rear Stop/Park/Turn Lamp, C429 the Left Backup Lamp, C430 the Right Backup Lamp, C431/C432 the Left/Right License Lamps, C425/C426 the Hi Mount Stop Lamps, and C454 the Right LED Bar.
What do C411 and C412 connect?: C411 and C412 are the Passive Restraint Shorting Bar, used on Canadian vehicles without passive restraint only.