What is the part number of the alternator connector?

The alternator connector is identified as 14305 in the diagram.

What color is the alternator connector body?

The connector is labeled NATURAL in color for both versions shown.

What wires connect to the alternator connector?

With instrument cluster gauges: circuit 4 (W-BK, white-black) and circuit 35 (O, orange). With warning lights: two circuit 4 wires (both W-BK) and circuit 35 (O).

Where is the alternator connector located on the vehicle?

The document states it is located on the engine, left-hand side, front.

Is the alternator connector wiring different between gauge and warning-light vehicles?

Yes. Vehicles with instrument cluster gauges use one W-BK circuit 4 wire and one circuit 35 wire; vehicles with warning lights use two W-BK circuit 4 wires plus circuit 35.

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1979 Ford Bronco Alternator Connector 14305 Wiring Diagram - Wire Colors

Alternator connector C-209 pinout, with gages and warning lights versions

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Wiring connector diagram for alternator (C-209) on engine left side, showing pinouts for cluster gages and warning lights.

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This document is a scanned page (labeled C-209) from a Ford wiring/connector reference guide showing the alternator connector, identified by Ford basic part number 14305. Two versions of the connector are illustrated. The first version, used on vehicles equipped with instrument cluster gauges, is a natural-colored connector with two circuits: circuit 4 with wire color W-BK (white-black) and circuit 35 with wire color O (orange). The second version, used on vehicles with warning lights instead of gauges, is also a natural-colored connector but carries three circuits: two circuit 4 wires (both W-BK, white-black) and circuit 35 (O, orange). The page notes that the connector location is on the engine, left-hand side, front, and the component is identified as the alternator. This page was uploaded to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a larger album of wiring diagram scans covering components such as the voltage regulator, instrument cluster, turn signal switch, and fuse panel. A reader can learn the connector shape, wire circuit numbers, wire colors, connector body color, physical location, and the difference in wiring between gauge-equipped and warning-light-equipped vehicles.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the part number of the alternator connector?: The alternator connector is identified as 14305 in the diagram.
What color is the alternator connector body?: The connector is labeled NATURAL in color for both versions shown.
What wires connect to the alternator connector?: With instrument cluster gauges: circuit 4 (W-BK, white-black) and circuit 35 (O, orange). With warning lights: two circuit 4 wires (both W-BK) and circuit 35 (O).
Where is the alternator connector located on the vehicle?: The document states it is located on the engine, left-hand side, front.
Is the alternator connector wiring different between gauge and warning-light vehicles?: Yes. Vehicles with instrument cluster gauges use one W-BK circuit 4 wire and one circuit 35 wire; vehicles with warning lights use two W-BK circuit 4 wires plus circuit 35.