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Ford Bronco RABS Module Harness Connector Pin View - Pin #2 Location Diagram
Reference · 1987-1991 BroncoAll 175 wiring diagrams
Pin-view diagram of a 14-pin module harness connector (two rows, pins 1-8 lower and 9-14 upper) with pin 2 highlighted and a ground symbol at left.
Part of 1987-1991 Ford Bronco Wiring Diagrams
This document is a simple line drawing showing the pin-out view of a 14-pin module harness connector, uploaded as a reference for the RABS (Rear Anti-lock Brake System) module on a 1990 Ford Bronco. The diagram shows the connector face as viewed with two rows of pins: the top row contains pins 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, and 9 (with a blank rectangular keying block between pins 12 and 11), and the bottom row contains pins 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1. An arrow specifically calls out Pin #2 in the bottom row, which is the focus of this page. A ground symbol is drawn to the left of the connector. The drawing is labeled 'Module Harness Connector: Pin View.' No wire colors, part numbers, year/model applicability, or additional text appear in the image. A reader can use this diagram to identify the physical location of Pin #2 (and the numbering of all 14 pins) when probing or testing the module harness connector, such as during RABS diagnostic testing.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Pin #2 on the RABS module harness connector?
- Pin #2 is in the bottom row of the connector, second from the right end (between pins 3 and 1), as indicated by the arrow callout in the pin view diagram.
- How many pins does the module harness connector have?
- The diagram shows 14 numbered pins: pins 9 through 14 in the top row and pins 1 through 8 in the bottom row.
- How are the pins arranged on the connector?
- In the pin view, the top row reads 14, 13, 12, then a blank block, then 11, 10, 9; the bottom row reads 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
- Is this diagram shown from the pin side or wire side of the connector?
- The drawing is labeled 'Pin View,' indicating it shows the connector as viewed from the pin (face) side.
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