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2003 Crown Vic/Grand Marquis C161 Cornering Lamp Connector Pinout (15A219)
Connector pinout diagram for the C161 right-front parking/cornering lamp with a pin/circuit-function table.
This document is a connector pinout reference for connector C161, identified as the right front parking lamp connector (base part number 15A219), with the caption stating it is the cornering lamp connector for the 2003 Crown Victoria / Grand Marquis / Marauder ("03 CV/GM/MM"). It shows a face-view drawing of the round, gray (GY) 2-pin connector with cavity positions 1 and 2 labeled, referenced by illustration number F02223. A table lists the two circuits: Pin 1 carries circuit 379 with brown/white (BN/WH) wire insulation, functioning as the turn lamps feed for the right front; Pin 2 carries circuit 57 with black (BK) wire, serving as ground. A reader can use this document to identify the connector by shape and color, verify wire colors and circuit numbers when diagnosing right-front parking/turn/cornering lamp problems, and confirm which cavity is the feed versus ground when testing with a multimeter or repairing the connector or pigtail.
This document covers 2003, which may differ from this 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is connector C161 on the 2003 Crown Victoria / Grand Marquis / Marauder?
- C161 is the right front parking lamp connector (part number reference 15A219), described in this document as the cornering lamp connector for 03 CV/GM/MM. It is a gray (GY) 2-pin round connector.
- What wire colors are used in the C161 cornering lamp connector?
- Pin 1 uses circuit 379 with a brown/white (BN/WH) wire, and pin 2 uses circuit 57 with a black (BK) wire.
- Which pin of C161 is the ground?
- Pin 2, circuit 57 (BK, black wire), is the ground.
- What does pin 1 of connector C161 do?
- Pin 1 carries circuit 379 (BN/WH) and is the turn lamps feed for the right front.
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