Ford Bronco 16-Pin Connector Pinout Diagram - Wire Color Codes (E4OD-related)
Connector pinout diagram identifying a 16-pin connector's cavities with a wire color code legend for each pin.
This document is a hand-drawn/computer-drawn pinout diagram for a 16-pin electrical connector, viewed with 'Front' and 'Top' orientation marked at the top of the connector body. The connector face shows 16 round pin cavities arranged in four rows of four, numbered 1 through 16 from right to left in each row (row 1: pins 1-4, row 2: pins 5-8, row 3: pins 9-12, row 4: pins 13-16). Below the diagram, a legend lists the wire color assigned to each pin: 1 Red/Blue, 2 Red Blue, 3 Black/Purple, 4 Purple/Orange, 5 Orange/Black, 6 Red/Yellow, 7 Grey/Red, 8 Light blue/Yellow, 9 Orange, 10 Grey/Blue, 11 Purple/Orange, 12 Purple/Yellow, 13 Blue/Black, 14 Blue, 15 Brown/orange, and 16 Black. The document does not name the vehicle, year, or the specific harness/component the connector serves, but it was uploaded to a 1992 Ford Bronco gallery alongside E4OD transmission and MLPS connector diagrams, suggesting it relates to the transmission wiring. A reader can use this diagram to identify pin positions and match wire colors when testing or repairing this 16-pin connector.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many pins does this connector have?
- The connector has 16 pins arranged in four rows of four, numbered 1 through 16.
- What wire color is on pin 8 of this connector?
- Pin 8 is Light blue/Yellow.
- How are the pins numbered on the connector face?
- Viewed from the front/top, pins number right to left in each row: row 1 is 1-4, row 2 is 5-8, row 3 is 9-12, and row 4 is 13-16.
- What wire colors are on pins 13 through 16?
- Pin 13 is Blue/Black, pin 14 is Blue, pin 15 is Brown/orange, and pin 16 is Black.
- Which pins share the Purple/Orange wire color?
- Both pin 4 and pin 11 are listed as Purple/Orange.
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