Location Of Under Dash Brake Controller Port On 2002 Ford F150

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Theres a grey port next to the diagnostic system. Is that the port that operates the brake controller? It has five pins in it, though.

asked by: Danny B

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You are right that the gray port is right next to the diagnostic port under the dash on your 2002 Ford F-150 for the brake controller. I have attached a photo that shows where the brake controller port is in relation to the location of the diagnostic port.

I have also attached a helpful article for brake controller installation on Ford full-size pickups you can check out.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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