Bought a 2020 at auction I am unable to figure out where some things go!

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kclimz

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The first one is by the fuse box. The next 2 center console. The last is behind the cluster. The last one is under the center console! Please help! Finding info on this thing is crazy.
 

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Find a copy of the electrical schematics for your year and purchase it. You're gonna need it. It looks like a lot of modules were pulled out. Likely it's been in a wreck and these harnesses went to the restraint and airbag systems... Start pulling all of the trim off the headliner, A, B, and C pillars so you can check and see if the air bags are there and undamaged.
 

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I think I recognize that first one. That in the passenger footwell? Just about where your second knuckle is on your index finger look up and behind that plastic. There is a thin piece of aluminum that has a little plastic retainer pushed through a hole in it from the top side of that aluminum. That plastic retainer holds a wire harness that I believe what you are showing, plugs into. DAMHIK, well you can, ok I used that piece of aluminum recently as a ground for a Dash Cam hard wire, ground. I drilled a hole through the aluminum from the bottom to screw into and was making sure there was nothing above it and that is how I saw the wiring harness up there anchored to the aluminum with the plastic retainer poking through the bottom close to where I drilled a hole.

Hope that makes some sense.
 

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There are Ford Service manuals you can purchase. I suggest you do. It might help.
 

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The coaxial connectors are used in audio / video, like radio, amplifier, cameras.
Go to ford.oempartsonline.com and put your VIN in it.
 

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If you can locate a connector number (series of numbers beginning with the letter “C”) I can get each specific connector. For now here’s a few pics.
 

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The pics don’t look much like what the connectors really look like. Providing a connector number would be optimal. Should be located on the connector itself.
 
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