I have a 2004 Ford sports Trac it was stolen and recovere...

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Okay, 2WD with flex fuel. Let me check.

Begin by checking fuse F2.17 - 20 AMP in the Central Junction Box as that supplies power to the Data Link Connector (DLC). If bad, install a new fuse then attempt to connect your scan tool. If good, then using the attached diagrams and pinout, check the following pins using your multimeter: 1. Pin 16 should have 12v (Battery voltage) at all times 2. Pin 4 & 5 should have ground at all times If either are missing you need to trace and repair the ground or power circuit. Once you verified these, you will test each wire using the attached wiring diagram to test for continuity in the wires between the DLC and each module beginning with the PCM: 1. Test for continuity on the violet wire between the DLC Pin #13 and PCM Pin #13 2. Test for continuity on the pink/light blue wire between the DLC Pin #10 and the PCM Pin #15 3. Test for continuity on the tan/orange wire between the DLC Pin #2 and the PCM Pin #16 Any wire shows poor continuity then trace and repair the wire. If all these test good and you still cannot connect to the PCM then replace the PCM. . I’m glad that I was able to answer your question today. My goal is to ensure you receive a 5 STAR experience. Once you’re satisfied with my answer please take the time to rate me 5 stars at the top of your computer screen or by following the link on your phone. These ratings are extremely important to us experts. Tips are never expected by greatly appreciated as they make up a large part of our income. If you have further questions, please request me by using the following link and entering your question into the box. This ensures your questions comes directly to me: [https://www.justanswer.com/car/expert-yourautoinspector/](//www.justanswer.com/car/expert-yourautoinspector/) Thanks again for using Just Answer!!

This is the wire that does not have connection. A

There is not a wire labeled as "A". Can you please explain?