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Transmission Internal Harness Connector Pinout - SS1, SS2, SS VPWR Wiring

Ford automatic transmission internal shift-solenoid harness showing connector pin layout and wire colors: white/black stripe, white, and black for SS1, SS2 and SS VPWR.

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This document is a wiring diagram illustration of a transmission internal harness connector. It shows a round multi-pin connector at the top with three labeled pins: SS1, SS VPWR, and SS2 (shift solenoid 1, shift solenoid power, and shift solenoid 2). Leader lines identify the corresponding wire colors on the harness: WHITE/BLACK STRIPE, WHITE, and BLACK. The harness leads run down to a rectangular in-line connector at the bottom, where the terminals are again labeled SS2, SS1, and SS VPWR. A reader can use this diagram to identify which pin on the transmission internal harness corresponds to each shift solenoid signal, and which wire color carries each circuit between the round transmission-case connector and the rectangular vehicle-side connector. The diagram contains no year, model, part numbers, or amperage/torque data — it is purely a pin and wire-color identification drawing. It was uploaded to a 1997 Mercury Cougar gallery alongside related transmission solenoid diagrams (SS1/SS2 and solenoid operation charts), suggesting it is used for diagnosing shift solenoid wiring on that vehicle's automatic transmission.

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Frequently asked questions

What pins are on the transmission internal harness connector?
The diagram labels three circuits: SS1, SS2, and SS VPWR, shown on both the round transmission connector and the rectangular in-line connector.
What wire colors are used in the transmission internal harness?
The diagram shows three wire colors: WHITE/BLACK STRIPE, WHITE, and BLACK.
Does the harness have power feed for the shift solenoids?
Yes, one pin is labeled SS VPWR, indicating a shift solenoid power circuit alongside SS1 and SS2.
How many labeled circuits run through this harness?
Three labeled circuits — SS1, SS2, and SS VPWR — connecting the round connector to the rectangular connector.

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