What is the pinout of the C914 overhead console connector on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?

Pin 1: Not Used; Pin 2: 233 (DB/Y) Ambient Temp. Sensor Feed; Pin 3: 19 (LB/R) Instrument Illumination Input; Pin 4: Not Used; Pin 5: 53 (BK/LB) Courtesy Lamp Input; Pin 6: 54 (LG/Y) Battery Saver Input; Pin 7: 679 (GY/BK) Vehicle Speed Input; Pin 8: 296 (W/P) Vehicle Power, Hot in Run; Pin 9: 57 (BK) Ground; Pin 10: Not Used.

Which wire powers the overhead console on a 1994 Bronco?

Pin 8, circuit 296 (W/P – white/purple), labeled 'Vehicle Power, Hot in Run.'

What wire is the vehicle speed input for the overhead console?

Pin 7, circuit 679 (GY/BK – gray/black), labeled Vehicle Speed Input.

What is the ground wire for the C914 overhead console connector?

Pin 9, circuit 57 (BK – black) is Ground.

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1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series Overhead Console C914 Connector Pinout Diagram

Overhead console C914 connector pinout and circuit function table, page 102-2

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Ford 1994 Bronco overhead console C914 connector pinout with circuit-function table and connector reference list.

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This document is page 102-2 from the 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series electrical/wiring manual, covering the Overhead Console. It shows the connector pinout for connector C914 (Overhead Console), including an illustration of the 10-pin connector with each pin's circuit number and wire color callouts. A table lists each pin, its circuit designation, and its function: pin 2 is circuit 233 (DB/Y) Ambient Temp. Sensor Feed; pin 3 is 19 (LB/R) Instrument Illumination Input; pin 5 is 53 (BK/LB) Courtesy Lamp Input; pin 6 is 54 (LG/Y) Battery Saver Input; pin 7 is 679 (GY/BK) Vehicle Speed Input; pin 8 is 296 (W/P) Vehicle Power, Hot in Run; pin 9 is 57 (BK) Ground; pins 1, 4, and 10 are not used. A Connector Reference List cross-references related connectors C216 (cell 31), C185 (cells 23, 24, 25), and C252 (cell 60). This page is useful for anyone diagnosing, wiring, or retrofitting an overhead console (outside temperature/compass display) into a 1994 Bronco or F-Series truck, identifying which wires provide power, ground, illumination, speed signal, and temperature sensor input.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the pinout of the C914 overhead console connector on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?: Pin 1: Not Used; Pin 2: 233 (DB/Y) Ambient Temp. Sensor Feed; Pin 3: 19 (LB/R) Instrument Illumination Input; Pin 4: Not Used; Pin 5: 53 (BK/LB) Courtesy Lamp Input; Pin 6: 54 (LG/Y) Battery Saver Input; Pin 7: 679 (GY/BK) Vehicle Speed Input; Pin 8: 296 (W/P) Vehicle Power, Hot in Run; Pin 9: 57 (BK) Ground; Pin 10: Not Used.
Which wire powers the overhead console on a 1994 Bronco?: Pin 8, circuit 296 (W/P – white/purple), labeled 'Vehicle Power, Hot in Run.'
What wire is the vehicle speed input for the overhead console?: Pin 7, circuit 679 (GY/BK – gray/black), labeled Vehicle Speed Input.
What is the ground wire for the C914 overhead console connector?: Pin 9, circuit 57 (BK – black) is Ground.
What connectors are listed in the Connector Reference List for the overhead console?: C216 (cell 31), C185 (cells 23, 24, 25), and C252 (cell 60).