Standard Ignition S-2230 Air Bag Clockspring Connector

Air Bag Clockspring Connector for Ford Applications

Standard Ignition S-2230 is a direct replacement air bag clockspring connector for select Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. It is built to replace a damaged connector without replacing the full harness, helping restore a secure electrical connection in the steering column air bag circuit.

With a female connector body, male terminals, and a 3-wire layout, this connector is suited for repairs that require the original style electrical interface. Standard Ignition S-2230 is a practical choice for Ford F-150, Mustang, Expedition, and related applications where the original connector has heat damage, broken locking tabs, or terminal wear.

Key Features

• Direct replacement air bag clockspring connector
• Female connector with male terminals
• 3-terminal, 3-wire design
• Constructed with copper alloy, brass, phosphor bronze, and polyamide resin materials
• 100% tested for mechanical and electrical fit, form, and function
• Supports cost-effective repair by replacing the damaged connector only

Detailed Product Overview

Standard Ignition S-2230 is engineered for electrical repair work where the original connector at the air bag clockspring has failed. The connector housing uses durable polyamide resins, while the terminals are made from high-grade conductive metals to support stable electrical contact and long service life. This makes it a suitable replacement for vehicles that need a reliable steering wheel air bag connector repair.

Compatible With select Ford F-150, Ford Mustang, Ford Expedition, Ford E-250 Econoline, and Lincoln Navigator applications, this part also cross-references Airtex Fuel Pumps 1109 for the same application. The S-2230 is a focused repair component for technicians addressing connector damage in the steering column electrical system.

Common Repair Uses

• Broken or cracked air bag clockspring connector housing
• Loose or damaged terminal contact in the steering column circuit
• Heat-related connector deterioration
• Intermittent electrical connection at the clockspring harness
• Connector replacement after air bag system service

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify connector style, terminal count, and wire count before installation.
• Match the original Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury application by year and model.
• Inspect the mating terminals and surrounding harness for corrosion or heat damage before reconnecting.
• Because this part is used in an air bag-related circuit, follow proper safety procedures and vehicle service information during repair.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition tests these electrical connectors for proper mechanical and electrical fit, form, and function. The materials and construction are selected to support dependable performance in demanding automotive electrical applications.