[alarmist]

For the upfitter switches. I know somebody sourced a male end for that, but my search was fruitless. Anyone remember where that was posted?

 

[Whitedog]

For the upfitter switches. I know somebody sourced a male end for that, but my search was fruitless. Anyone remember where that was posted?

Is it the same as the connector under the drivers seat for the engine running signal and what-not?

 

[alarmist]

Dunno. Not looked at it yet. You can see every female connector on the truck here:

http://www.fordservicecontent.com/pubs/content/connectors/images/connectorcatalog.pdf

The male connectors do not seem to be available. Probably because they are typically embedded in the device.

 

[JP4]

Just looking for that myself. No luck yet.
JP

 

[PeterR]

Does p. 119 of the BEMM have what you are looking for?

"C33-H Connector (4S7T-14489-Y**)"

[See also pp. 120-124.]

Further help for USMC Vet might be appreciated here also:

http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/136185-post51.html

[For electrical issues, I am the blind leading the blind . . . ]

FWIW

 

[Epps]

I stopped by a Ford dealer yesterday, the stackman was able to locate the part (Male conector as we have on the van with four pig tails) in a supply catalog. He wanted $71.00 and three working days to get it. I figured someone here would have found it, so I did not order it.

Since we have the plug, we really only need to find the pig tails.

Hope someone has a source, I want to get my driving light working.

Epps

 

[Epps]

Alarmist: Thanks, the book does have the connector..... it's

WPT-750 (Tin)




3U2Z-14S411-EJAA

Found it on E--bay at:

Seller information covertfordlincoln (270)


Shipping:
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Item location:
Austin, Texas, United States

Price: $41.46

 

[Whitedog]

Dunno. Not looked at it yet. You can see every female connector on the truck here:

http://www.fordservicecontent.com/pubs/content/connectors/images/connectorcatalog.pdf

The male connectors do not seem to be available. Probably because they are typically embedded in the device.

That is the PDF I have but this one is much newer. Thanks for the link.

 

[alarmist]

Alarmist: Thanks, the book does have the connector..... it's

WPT-750 (Tin)




3U2Z-14S411-EJAA

Found it on E--bay at:

Seller information covertfordlincoln (270)


Shipping:
FREE Standard Shipping | See details



Item location:
Austin, Texas, United States

Price: $41.46

OK, That ain't the plug. The female end (what I have under my seat) is in the book as part # AU2Z-14S411-BHA. The male connector I still can't source. Do NOT go there... Anyone find something? On the plus side I moved the seat forward in preparation to go hunting for the plug and it was sitting in plain sight between the batteries and the back wall of the pedestal.

 

[howmanyds]

Did anyone ever find the male connector? I need one of these.

Alarmist, can you confirm that epps' part WPT-750 ain't it?

 

[alarmist]

I can confirm wpt-750 is not it. Positronic found one. Have to find his post.

 

[howmanyds]

I think I found it.
Part 3U2Z14S411JBA
Here's to hoping my dealer can get it.

 

[alarmist]

Google the part number. I got several vendor hits.

 

[howmanyds]

Turns out that was the connector for C33-E. Still hunting for the male side of C33-H.

 

[PeterR]

If you put "C33-H" in the search box to the right, you get all the posts that have mentioned this:

http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/...hp?page=active_topics&ref=&ss=5502j3183942j15

positronic here:

http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/197457-post75.html

 

[howmanyds]

Peter, positronic found the part # for C33-E, not C33-H.
From the looks of it, seems like it's a necessary cut and splice connection: individual 14AWG male tabs.

 

[alarmist]

For a real exercise in futility, ask Ford for a part number for that connector.

 

[shibuyaku]

Just in case someone comes across this in a search: The connector is apparently listed as 4S7T-14489-VH*. It is part of KTGK2V-14A411-C*.

Cheapest option is to order WPT-1128 - this is it as well.

(Talking about the 8 pin connector here, not the 6 pin)