Where is the anti-lock diode located on the 1992 Thunderbird/Cougar?

The diagram shows the anti-lock diode (C441) located 8 cm (3.2 in) from the Anti-Lock Brake Control Module, near the right rear of the vehicle.

Where is the anti-theft diode located?

The anti-theft diode is located 21 cm (8.3 in) from the Keyless Entry Module, in the rear of the vehicle near the anti-theft module (C408/C409).

What connectors are used for the anti-theft door disarm switches?

C502 goes to the left door anti-theft door disarm switch and C604 goes to the right door anti-theft door disarm switch.

Where are the anti-theft in-line fuses located?

C433 is the anti-theft lamps in-line fuse location and C444 is the anti-theft in-line fuse location, shown on the left side of the rear body harness.

Which module controls the automatic shocks and which handles variable assist steering?

C403 is the Automatic Shock Control Module (Supercoupe/XR7) and C415 is the Variable Assist Power Steering (VAPS) Module (LS/LX), both located in the rear/trunk area.

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1992 Ford Thunderbird / Mercury Cougar Full Body Connector Locations (3 of 3)

Ford Thunderbird/Cougar full body view connector location diagram, anti-theft and anti-lock

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Thunderbird/Cougar full-body-view (3 of 3) connector and component location diagram covering anti-theft, anti-lock brake, moonroof, shock actuators and VAPS modules with grid references.

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This document is page 18 of 18 from the Ford Thunderbird/Mercury Cougar wiring/component location manual FPS 12116-92, titled 'Full Body View (3 of 3)'. It is a cutaway illustration of the rear half of the vehicle body overlaid with a letter/number locator grid (rows A–F, columns 1–10). Numbered callouts identify the physical locations of electrical connectors, modules, and components in the roof, doors, rear seat area, and trunk. Items shown include the automatic day/night mirror (C901), moonroof switch assembly (C900) and motor (C905), hard and soft ride relays (C435/C436), anti-theft door disarm switches (C502 left, C604 right), anti-theft module (C408/C409), anti-theft lamp in-line fuse locations (C433/C444), anti-theft diode location (21 cm from the keyless entry module), anti-lock brake control module (C416), anti-lock diode (8 cm from the ABS module), anti-lock test connector (C420), rear shock actuators, automatic shock control module (Supercoupe/XR7), VAPS module (LS/LX), trunk lid release solenoid (C434), trunk lock tamper switch, rear brake sensors, and grounds/connectors C401, C402, C439, C440, C446, G407. A note warns not to use the grid for reporting repair locations. Useful for locating rear-body harness connectors during diagnosis or repair.

This document covers 1992, which may differ from this 1997 Mercury Cougar.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the anti-lock diode located on the 1992 Thunderbird/Cougar?: The diagram shows the anti-lock diode (C441) located 8 cm (3.2 in) from the Anti-Lock Brake Control Module, near the right rear of the vehicle.
Where is the anti-theft diode located?: The anti-theft diode is located 21 cm (8.3 in) from the Keyless Entry Module, in the rear of the vehicle near the anti-theft module (C408/C409).
What connectors are used for the anti-theft door disarm switches?: C502 goes to the left door anti-theft door disarm switch and C604 goes to the right door anti-theft door disarm switch.
Where are the anti-theft in-line fuses located?: C433 is the anti-theft lamps in-line fuse location and C444 is the anti-theft in-line fuse location, shown on the left side of the rear body harness.
Which module controls the automatic shocks and which handles variable assist steering?: C403 is the Automatic Shock Control Module (Supercoupe/XR7) and C415 is the Variable Assist Power Steering (VAPS) Module (LS/LX), both located in the rear/trunk area.