Blue Streak S1702HT HVAC Blower Motor Resistor Connector - Front or Rear

HVAC Blower Motor Resistor Connector

Blue Streak S1702HT is an HVAC blower motor resistor connector built for vehicles that need a reliable electrical repair at the blower resistor circuit. It is a male connector with a square housing, 6 blade terminals, and 18-10 gauge wire support for common HVAC connector replacement needs.

Compatible With Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Ford Fusion, and many other applications across 2006-2022 model years, this connector is used in front, rear, and N/A positions depending on the vehicle. Blue Streak S1702HT is a direct-fit style repair connector for blower motor resistor wiring service.

Key Features

• Part number: S1702HT
• HVAC blower motor resistor connector for electrical repair
• Male connector with square housing
• 6 female blade terminals
• 6-wire design with 18-10 ga. wire range
• 17 in. harness length for routing and splice repair
• 0-degree bend angle
• Cross-references BMC117 and CONB11551 for the same application

Detailed Description

Blue Streak S1702HT is a replacement HVAC electrical connector used at the blower motor resistor circuit to restore a secure connection where heat, vibration, or corrosion has damaged the original plug. The connector’s square shape, 1 in. housing length, and 6-terminal blade layout support a clean repair on a wide range of domestic and import vehicles. This part number is commonly searched for Chrysler 300 blower motor resistor connector, Dodge Charger HVAC connector, and Jeep Grand Cherokee blower resistor connector service.

Fitment coverage includes Chrysler 300 from 2008-2021, Dodge Charger from 2008-2021, Dodge Challenger from 2011-2021, Jeep Grand Cherokee from 2011-2021, Ford Fusion from 2013-2020, and BMW 530i/540i/740i xDrive rear applications from 2017-2019. Blue Streak S1702HT also applies to vehicles such as Chevrolet Tahoe, GMC Yukon, Cadillac Escalade, Buick Enclave, and Nissan Rogue in listed positions.

What It Helps Fix

• Blower motor resistor connector heat damage
• Intermittent HVAC fan operation
• Melted, loose, or corroded terminal connections
• Loss of blower speed control
• Electrical resistance at the resistor plug

Installation Notes and Tips

Match the connector shape, terminal count, wire gauge, and vehicle position before installation. Verify the original harness routing and confirm the correct front, rear, or N/A application listed for your vehicle. Splice and terminate the wires according to the vehicle wiring diagram, then inspect terminal seating and connector lock engagement before restoring HVAC operation.

Quality Assurance

Blue Streak replacement electrical connectors are cataloged for application-specific HVAC service and are listed here with confirmed interchange references and vehicle fitment data. This part cross-references BMC117 and CONB11551 for the same application.