1995 Ford Explorer Alarm Wires
Find the right alarm wire colors, locations, and polarity with this 1995 Ford Explorer alarm wiring diagram. This will help you install your car alarm wiring correctly.
| Application | Wire Color and Location |
|---|---|
| Battery Constant Power 12v+ Wire (+) | Yellow |
| Battery Constant Power 12v+ Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Ignition Wire (+) | Light Green/Purple (Use 1 of 2 Ignition Wires) |
| Ignition Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Second Ignition Wire (+) | Black/Light Green (Use 1 of 2 Ignition Wires) |
| Second Ignition Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Accessory Wire (+) | Gray/Yellow |
| Accessory Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Second Accessory Wire (+) | N/A |
| Second Accessory Wire Location | N/A |
| Starter Wire (+) | Red/Light Blue |
| Starter Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Second Starter Wire (+) | N/A |
| Second Starter Wire Location | N/A |
| Ground Wire | Chassis |
1995 Ford Explorer Alarm Sensor Wires
Find the right alarm sensor wire colors, locations, and polarity with this 1995 Ford Explorer alarm sensor wire chart. This will help you connect all your car alarm sensors correctly.
| Application | Wire Color and Location |
|---|---|
| Brake Light Wire (+) | Light Green |
| Brake Light Wire Location | At Switch Above Brake Pedal |
| Dome Light Supervision Wire | Use Door Trigger |
| Dome Light Supervision Wire Location | N/A |
| Door Trigger Wire (+) | This vehicle uses 4 door trigger. The drivers door trigger is a yellow/black wire (-) in the drivers door harness. The drivers rear door trigger is a light green/yellow wire (-) in the drivers kick panel. The passenger door is a grey/red wire (-) in the passenger kick panel. The passenger rear door trigger is a pink/light blue wire (-) in the passenger kick panel. When connecting to an alarm system, use all 4 door trigger wires and diode isolate each wire. |
| Door Trigger Wire Location | N/A |
| Hood Pin Switch Wire (-) | N/A |
| Hood Pin Switch Wire Location | N/A |
| Horn Wire (-) | Yellow/Light Green |
| Horn Wire Location | At the steering column wire harness. |
| Key Sense Wire (+) | N/A |
| Key Sense Wire Location | N/A |
| Parking Light Wire (+) | White/Black |
| Parking Light Wire Location | At Headlight Switch |
| Power Door Lock Wire (-) | Pink/Yellow |
| Power Door Lock Wire Location | In Driver Kick Panel |
| Power Door Unlock Wire (-) | Pink/Light Green |
| Power Door Unlock Wire Location | In Driver Kick Panel |
| Tachometer Wire (-) | Tan/Yellow |
| Tachometer Wire Location | At PCM (Powertrain Control Module) located at the top of the firewall towards the passenger side of vehicle. |
| Trunk Pin Switch Wire (-) | N/A |
| Trunk Pin Switch Wire Location | N/A |
| Trunk Release Wire (-) | N/A |
| Trunk Release Wire Location | N/A |
| Factory Alarm Arm Wire (-) | N/A |
| Factory Alarm Arm Wire Location | N/A |
| Factory Alarm Disarm Wire (-) | Dark Green/Purple |
| Factory Alarm Disarm Wire Location | In Driver Kick Panel |
| Factory Anti-Theft System | Ford Transponder Anti-Theft System |
| Factory Anti-Theft System Location | Transponder at Ignition Switch Tumbler |
| Factory Immobilizer Bypass | Requires Immobilizer Bypass Module |
Feel free to use any 1995 Ford Explorer alarm wiring diagram that is listed here but keep in mind that all information here is provided as is without any warranty of any kind. Use of this 1995 Ford Explorer car alarm wire chart is at your own risk. Always verify all wires, wire colors and connection points before applying any information found here to your 1995 Ford Explorer.
16 thoughts on “1995 Ford Explorer Car Alarm Wiring Diagram”
Melissa, as much as we would like to help you, not all car alarms are installed the same way. Different brands and different setups will call for different wiring. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to disarm the alarm because it does take some wiring knowledge and experience to know what to do. Hope this helps. Good luck on your 1995 Ford Explorer alarm troubleshooting.
Oh My Gosh! HELP! My car (1995 ford explorer) won’t start because of the factory alarm system! I put the key in the door, the ignition, the back doors, nothing works! I jiggled the key every which way in the ignition and finally it worked one time. Then it happened again a few months later but now it wont start, just keeps blaring the alarm until the battery is dead and i am confounded. Please help!!!!
My problem is the very similar to those you have already received. I gave my daughter my 95 explorer so she could have a vehicle, and she was driving down the road when the anti-theft light came on. She got to her destination (the power comp.) and turned the off the vehicle to pay her bill. She could not restart the vehicle. We have tried everything that we know of. Can you help. A friend towed it to their house until she can figure it out. And there she sits. Please help.
James, as much as we would like to help you, not all car alarms are installed the same way. Different brands and different setups will call for different wiring. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to remove the alarm because it does take some wiring knowledge and experience to know what to remove. Hope this helps. Good luck on your 1996 Ford Windstar alarm removal.
I lost the keys and remote to my ’96’ Ford Windstar Van. The locksmith made new entry keys but the alarm prevents the van from starting, how to disarm, or any suggestions so I can get rolling again. Thanks for any assistance. James.
In regards to the 1995 keyless entry code question posted by Tom K., the keypad code can be read off from the alarm module located inside the left rear quarter panel access door. A new key fob can be programmed by turning the ignition on and off five times, which will then cause the locks to cycle. Push the button on the replacement key fob and the locks will cycle again. The key fob is now programmed.
Any chance you have a wiring diagram for the door switches on a 1995 Explorer?
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i need a 1995 ford explorer radio diagram so i dont mess it up when i put my new cdplayer n system in it .
Tom, as much as we would like to help you, not all car alarms are installed the same way. Not to mention it may not even be the wiring, it may be that the alarm needs to be re-programmed to function properly. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to troubleshoot your problem. Hope this helps. Good luck.
I have a 1995 Ford Explorer w/anti-theft system that i believe was installed at the dealership after the vehicle was manufactured. I can no longer engage the starter with the key , I have to jump across the drivers side engine compartment starter solenoid to start the vehicle. I tested the ignition switch under the stearing column and it appears ok so i am assuming that the anti theft device is in Theft mode. Would you say i am correctly assuming this , and is there any way to reset the anti theft device so i can start the vehicle normaly. I do not have the keyless entry code or keyfob because i bought the vehicle used.
Scott, not all car alarms are installed the same way. Different brands and different setups will call for different wiring. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to remove the alarm because it does take some wiring knowledge and experience to know what to remove. Hope this helps. Good luck.
How do I permantly disable the factory alarm system on my 1995 ford ranger?It won’t crank with the key,and the “alarm” lite flashes all the time.I boubht the truck this way,with no remote,the guy had installed an aftermarket cd stereo player(It sounds good but,now these alarm problems!)At 1st it cranked with the key, that quit working a year ago! I left it sitting for a week and on my return,the batt. was dead.I put a new one in:The horn started honking,flashers went on, ect. Any help.Pease!!!
Luis, the ignition switch harness should be located by the steering column. The easiest way to find the harness is to go to the back of the ignition (where you insert the key) and follow the wiring coming until you find the harness. Hope this helps. Good luck.
where is the Ignition Switch Harness located in the 95 explorer. thanks!
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