trying to find electrical connector locations for 2002 ford econoline E-150
What is your question?
Hello. I have an intermittent short in the climate control system. I occasionally blow the 15 amp fuse F2.3. This powers the air conditioner compressor clutch, the motor for the blend door the front blower relay, and the rear blower relay. I'm trying to solve this by process of elimination. I'm trying to isolate the power to the front and rear blowers to see if one of those is causing the problem, but it looks like there is a splice S111 and a connector C237 that I need to find. I have no idea where these are. I have the schematics for the van but not connector locations. Any suggestions how to find this?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Rain - maybe
How long has your 2003 Ford E-150 Club Wagon had this problem?
Hello, if you have a wiring diagram, the book also includes connector locations. If you are looking at just a few pages obviously that's not going to help. You're going to need the additional pages. Nobody here can indicate where those things are located because that's copyrighted published material.
You could also consult a shop near you for help.
Hello, "weird noise" is difficult to figure out. It's also hard to know where a noise is originating from without being able to hear it first hand. With that said I would recommend seeing a local repair shop near you and finding a technician who is skilled and capable of determining where the noise is coming from.
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