A4LD 3-pin & 5-pin electrical connector - need help

[Lechuga]

I'm kinda lost, I bought my explorer V6 xlt from a guy who swapped the tranny but never got OD to work. This is what I've got:
1. Tranny works fine 1-2-3, reverse.
2. There's a 5-pin round electrical connector (which is plugged into its place just fine).
3. A 3-pin socket, which is not plugged into anywhere (I've touched around with my fingers to see if I could find somewhere it should be plugged into, but can't find anything).

I've read in the threads that I should plug in the 3-pin to get TCC lock and OD. My local ford dealer thinks the 3-pin is a dummy, replaced with the 5-pin. I am terribly confused, the Haynes manual does not clarify any details on this, and, short of pulling the tranny out and back in, I can't find any information to help me.

I would dearly appreciate any help. My questions:
a. Is the 3-pin connector a dummy?
b. If not, where does it go? Help with pictures would be great.

TIA

 

[BrooklynBay]

Don't confuse the wiring between these 2 plugs. The 3 prong is for the solenoids, and the 5 prong is for the neutral safety switch. There are no dummy connectors.

 

[Lechuga]

Thanks BrooklynBay! Understood. So where should the 3-prong connector go? Where is it plugged into? What should I look for? Can't be far from the 5-prong connector, I know. Cheers!

 

[BrooklynBay]

The 3 prong connector is on the driver's side of the transmission near the bell housing.

 

[Lechuga]

Found it! Thanks! I probed around until I located the spot. I truly appreciate your help. Now I have wonderful OD and TC lock . I'm a happy puppy

 

[BrooklynBay]

Thanks for the update!