What connector is used for the Bronco ambient temperature sensor?

The document shows the Bronco Ambient Temperature Sensor uses connector C131M, with pins for Temperature (+) on a DB/Y wire and Temperature (-) on an LB/O wire.

Which connector serves the overhead console harness on 1994-95 vs 1996 Broncos?

The diagram labels the connector as C299 for '94-95 models and C206 for '96 models; a connector face is labeled '94-95 C299F.'

What Ford part/base numbers are referenced for the overhead console components?

The overhead console is labeled (54468) and the thermometer sensor is labeled (54022), with sensor connector C131M.

Is there a TSB related to the Bronco overhead console?

Yes — the page references TSB 96-08-10, 'Erratic Compass & Map Lamp Operation,' for vehicles built through 2/1/96, publication date April 8, 1996.

Where is the overhead console module connector located?

The vehicle illustration shows the Module Assembly with connector C914 at the overhead console area of the Bronco's roof, with the thermometer sensor connector at the front of the vehicle.

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1994-1996 Ford Bronco Overhead Console Wiring Diagram - Connectors & Sensor

Printed Bronco overhead console wiring diagram with connectors and color codes

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Printed wiring diagram for a Bronco overhead console and ambient temperature sensor with connector pinouts and wire colors.

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This is a photograph of a printed SuperMotors.net reference page covering the Ford Bronco overhead console wiring and connectors, shown with two salvaged wiring connectors (a round sensor connector and a rectangular multi-pin harness connector with cut pigtail wires) lying on top of it. The document includes a diagram of the Bronco Ambient Temperature Sensor connector C131M with pin assignments Temperature (+) on DB/Y wire and Temperature (-) on LB/O wire, connector faces for C914/C914F (overhead console module) and C299F ('94-95) / C206 ('96), and a line drawing of a full-size Bronco showing the locations of the Overhead Console (part 54468) module assembly and the Thermometer Sensor (part 54022). A footnote references TSB 96-08-10 'Erratic Compass & Map Lamp Operation - Vehicles Built Through 2/1/96' with a publication date of April 8, 1996. A handwritten note on the page reads 'rearview mirror lockup shutoff.' The connector year callouts (C299 '94-95, C206 '96) indicate applicability to 1994-1996 Broncos, consistent with the uploader's claimed 1995 Bronco. Much of the fine pin-table text is too small or obscured to read reliably.

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Frequently asked questions

What connector is used for the Bronco ambient temperature sensor?: The document shows the Bronco Ambient Temperature Sensor uses connector C131M, with pins for Temperature (+) on a DB/Y wire and Temperature (-) on an LB/O wire.
Which connector serves the overhead console harness on 1994-95 vs 1996 Broncos?: The diagram labels the connector as C299 for '94-95 models and C206 for '96 models; a connector face is labeled '94-95 C299F.'
What Ford part/base numbers are referenced for the overhead console components?: The overhead console is labeled (54468) and the thermometer sensor is labeled (54022), with sensor connector C131M.
Is there a TSB related to the Bronco overhead console?: Yes — the page references TSB 96-08-10, 'Erratic Compass & Map Lamp Operation,' for vehicles built through 2/1/96, publication date April 8, 1996.
Where is the overhead console module connector located?: The vehicle illustration shows the Module Assembly with connector C914 at the overhead console area of the Bronco's roof, with the thermometer sensor connector at the front of the vehicle.