Where is the anti-theft controller module located on a Thunderbird/Cougar?

The diagram identifies the anti-theft controller module at connectors C408 and C409, located in the lower center of the vehicle near the rocker/floor area, called out in the bottom center of the illustration.

What connector is the moonroof motor on this diagram?

The moonroof motor is connector C905, with the moonroof switch assembly at C900, both located in the roof area.

What connectors are associated with the trunk area?

The trunk area shows C434 Trunk Lid Release Solenoid, C433 Trunk Lock Tamper Switch, and connectors C440, C404, C401, plus ground G407.

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1994 Thunderbird Cougar Body Wiring Connector Location Diagram (Rear)

Ford Thunderbird/Cougar anti-theft and EVO suspension component location illustration FPS-12116-94

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Ford Thunderbird/Cougar body component-location grid showing anti-theft, keyless entry, EVO variable orifice and electronic shock actuator connectors C401-C607.

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This document is page 18 of 18 from Ford's FPS-12116-94 wiring/connector location illustration set for the Thunderbird-Cougar platform. It shows an exploded/cutaway line drawing of the full vehicle body (rear three-quarter view) with the wiring harness routed through the cabin, doors, and trunk area. Numbered callouts identify electrical connectors and components, including the C901 automatic day/night mirror, C900 moonroof switch assembly and C905 moonroof motor, C435 hard ride and C436 soft ride relays, C604/C502 right and left door anti-theft disarm switches, C607/C513 lock cylinder illumination lamps, C433 trunk lock tamper switch, C434 trunk lid release solenoid, C443 park lamps in-line fuse holder and C444 anti-theft in-line fuse holder, left and right rear shock actuators, rear brake sensors, C459 remote/keyless entry module programmer connector, C408/C409 anti-theft controller module, and the C403 automatic shock control module or C415 electronic variable orifice (EVO) module. Ground point G407 and connectors C401, C402, C404, C439, and C440 are also located. A grid (1–10, A–F) borders the illustration, with a note stating the grid is not to be used for reporting vehicle repair locations. A reader can use this page to physically locate rear-body electrical connectors and modules on a Thunderbird or Cougar.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the anti-theft controller module located on a Thunderbird/Cougar?: The diagram identifies the anti-theft controller module at connectors C408 and C409, located in the lower center of the vehicle near the rocker/floor area, called out in the bottom center of the illustration.
What connector is the moonroof motor on this diagram?: The moonroof motor is connector C905, with the moonroof switch assembly at C900, both located in the roof area.
Where are the in-line fuse holders for the park lamps and anti-theft system?: The diagram shows the C443 Park Lamps In-Line Fuse Holder and C444 Anti-Theft In-Line Fuse Holder location on the left side of the vehicle body.
What connectors are associated with the trunk area?: The trunk area shows C434 Trunk Lid Release Solenoid, C433 Trunk Lock Tamper Switch, and connectors C440, C404, C401, plus ground G407.
Which relays control the ride firmness system?: C435 is the Hard Ride Relay and C436 is the Soft Ride Relay; the diagram also locates the C403 Automatic Shock Control Module or C415 Electronic Variable Orifice (EVO) Module and the left and right rear shock actuators.