Ford Probe Control Module Bench Test Diagram - Ohmmeter & Test Light Hookup

This document is a labeled illustration showing a bench-test setup for a control module. The diagram depicts a control module connected to a 12 volt battery, a test light, and an ohmmeter. Callout labels identify the wiring and connection points: a Ground connection to the module, a Brown Wire and a White/Black Wire running through a connector to the battery, and Red Wire Terminal and White Wire Terminal locations on the control module's connector. The ohmmeter's Negative Lead and Positive Lead are shown probing the module's terminals, and the test light is wired into the circuit and illustrated as illuminated. The figure carries the reference number 29135. No text on the drawing itself states a vehicle year, make, model, or the specific system the control module belongs to, so applicability must be inferred from the album context (uploaded to a 1993 Ford Probe gallery among Probe/Mazda 626 service scans). A reader can learn how to hook up the battery, test light, and ohmmeter leads to the module's terminals by wire color in order to perform this diagnostic test procedure.