Power lock mystery
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Power lock mystery
I have a '92 Bronco, and 4 of the wires on the passenger side power lock pigtail (part right behind the door panel that the switches themselves plug into) have come loose. They are the wires on connectors # 1 (pink/green),2 (pink/orange),3 (black/white hot wire),5 (?).
What I can't figure out is that on #5, the wire that I think is supposed to connect to it is a lavender/yellow or pink/yellow wire which I have not found on any wiring diagrams. Should I sauder it back on there anyway? There's really no other place for it to go and every other wire on there corresponds to where it should be anyway...
What I can't figure out is that on #5, the wire that I think is supposed to connect to it is a lavender/yellow or pink/yellow wire which I have not found on any wiring diagrams. Should I sauder it back on there anyway? There's really no other place for it to go and every other wire on there corresponds to where it should be anyway...
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From: Easton,Ks
Originally Posted by jcp123
I have a '92 Bronco, and 4 of the wires on the passenger side power lock pigtail (part right behind the door panel that the switches themselves plug into) have come loose. They are the wires on connectors # 1 (pink/green),2 (pink/orange),3 (black/white hot wire),5 (?).
What I can't figure out is that on #5, the wire that I think is supposed to connect to it is a lavender/yellow or pink/yellow wire which I have not found on any wiring diagrams. Should I sauder it back on there anyway? There's really no other place for it to go and every other wire on there corresponds to where it should be anyway...
What I can't figure out is that on #5, the wire that I think is supposed to connect to it is a lavender/yellow or pink/yellow wire which I have not found on any wiring diagrams. Should I sauder it back on there anyway? There's really no other place for it to go and every other wire on there corresponds to where it should be anyway...
1 = PK/LG (UNLOCK) from left door
2 = PK/O (UNLOCK) to locks
3 = BK/W (POWER) from 20A CB
4 = PK/BK (LOCK) to locks
5 = PK/Y (LOCK) from left door
DO NOT LOOK AT LEFT DOOR !!!
It is not even close to the wiring of the other door.
Last edited by subford; Dec 6, 2005 at 06:11 AM.
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From: Easton,Ks
Originally Posted by Sgt Wonderful
80-86 ford P/U
going to install in a 79 P/U
going to install in a 79 P/U
The 627 BK/O may be circuit 119 PK/Y D and so on.
Here is the diagram.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...ndow/PG103.jpg
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From: Easton,Ks
Originally Posted by Sgt Wonderful
That diagram shows a switch with 5 poles, all my switches have 6 poles.
Here is one for an 1983 F Series:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...dow/83pg74.jpg