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1996 Ford Bronco Keyless Entry Antenna Plug (C3) Diagram - Signal & Ground
Schematic of the antenna plug (C3) connector showing end and side views with signal and ground terminals labeled.
This document is a simple line-art schematic showing the antenna plug (connector C3) for the keyless entry remote system, uploaded as applying to a 1996 Ford Bronco. The diagram presents two views of the coaxial-style antenna connector: an END VIEW, drawn as a circle with a center pin, and a SIDE VIEW, drawn as an elongated right-angle plug with a protruding center conductor. Callout arrows identify the two electrical contact points: SIGNAL, indicated at the small center pin in the end view and at the tip of the center conductor in the side view, and GROUND, indicated at the outer shell/body of the connector in both views. The drawing is labeled "ANTENNA PLUG (C3)" and carries the Ford illustration reference number N12626-C. A handwritten-style notation "bronco, 1996 keyless remote" appears in the lower left corner, identifying the application. A reader can learn how to identify the signal versus ground contacts on the keyless entry antenna connector when testing or repairing the remote keyless entry antenna circuit.
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Frequently asked questions
- What connector does this diagram show?
- It shows the ANTENNA PLUG, identified as connector C3, for the 1996 Bronco keyless remote system.
- Which contact is the signal on the keyless entry antenna plug?
- The SIGNAL is the center pin/conductor of the plug, shown at the center of the end view and at the tip of the connector in the side view.
- Where is the ground on the antenna plug C3?
- The GROUND is the outer shell/body of the connector, indicated by arrows in both the end view and side view.
- Is there a reference number for this illustration?
- Yes, the diagram carries the reference number N12626-C.
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