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Old Aug 21, 2025
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PCM connector

I cannot match PCM connector pinout to wiring diagram
I am trying to track down bank 2 O2 sensor 1 heating element error P0155
I pulled the O2 sensor. ( This is a tricky job with the auto trannny shifter cable down there. Also easiest way to connect/disconnect O2 sensor is from above leaning over the engine and reaching down.)
The sensor has 3.7 ohms across the two white wires.
I reconnected it and the wiring diagram says the yellow/light blue wire goes to pin 94 of the 104 pin PCM connector.
I pulled the PCM connector , popped off the red cover .
Where is pin 94 ?
 

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Old Aug 22, 2025
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I checked some other pinouts shown on that 4 page 1999 Ford Ranger wiring diagram available online. Most are bogus. I ordered an actual Ford document for 1999 Ranger wiring diagram. Will get back to this post next week.
 
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Old Aug 23, 2025
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rotate my picture 180 degree and it now works to find the correct pin. coin finally dropped
 
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Old Jan 27, 2026
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Did you ever figure this out... I am having same issue. All 3 sensors throwing codes but I confirmed good 12 v power and good continuity. cannot figure out why sensors are not sending signals.
 
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