Shift Solenoid Assembly Connector Diagram - SS1 & SS2 Terminal ID (Ford/Mercury)

This document is a simple line-art connector diagram labeled "SHIFT SOLENOID ASSEMBLY CONNECTOR." It shows the physical layout of a transmission shift solenoid assembly connector, with two solenoid positions identified: SS2 (upper position, shown with a filled circle terminal) and SS1 (lower position, also shown with a filled circle terminal). Three lead lines point to internal connector terminals labeled "1," "2," and "+", indicating the pin/terminal arrangement within the connector body. The drawing depicts the connector with mounting tabs/eyelets at the top and bottom of the assembly. No wire colors, part numbers, years, models, or electrical values are shown; the diagram serves purely as a terminal identification reference for locating the SS1 and SS2 shift solenoid terminals and the common (+) terminal when testing or diagnosing a shift solenoid assembly. It was uploaded to a 1997 Mercury Cougar gallery alongside related transmission solenoid and connector diagrams, suggesting it is one page of a multi-page shift solenoid diagnostic reference set, but the document itself contains no vehicle applicability information.