Standard Ignition S-667 Power Seat Harness Connector

Power Seat Harness Connector for GM Vehicles

Restore a secure electrical connection at the power seat circuit with this Standard Ignition power seat harness connector. The S-667 is a male connector with a pigtail assembly, built with blade-style female terminals and two-wire construction for a direct repair of damaged seat wiring.

Designed for a wide range of Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Cadillac applications from 1986-1999, this connector supports common OE-style repairs on vehicles such as the Buick Regal, Chevrolet Camaro, and GMC Jimmy. Standard Ignition uses high-grade materials to help maintain conductivity and consistent terminal contact where original connectors have failed.

Key Features

• Standard Ignition S-667 power seat harness connector
• Male connector with blade-style female terminals
• Pigtail assembly for electrical repair work
• Two-wire design for seat circuit service
• Built for GM body electrical connector applications
• Fits many Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Cadillac models

Detailed Description

The S-667 is a replacement power seat harness connector used to repair worn, heat-damaged, or broken seat wiring connections. It is engineered for vehicles across the 1986-1999 model years, including applications such as Fits 1994-1999 Buick Regal, N/A; Fits 1986-1992 Chevrolet Camaro, N/A; and Fits 1986-1993 GMC Jimmy, N/A. This part cross-references 1P1358 and 57-5137 for the same application.

Standard Ignition develops pigtails and sockets for electrical repair jobs where the original connector no longer maintains a reliable connection. The S-667 is intended for technicians and DIY repairs that require a clean connector interface at the power seat harness.

Common Repair Uses

• Broken or melted power seat connector housing
• Intermittent seat movement caused by poor terminal contact
• Corroded or heat-damaged seat wiring connections
• Failed OE connector at the seat harness
• Electrical repair after connector clip or terminal damage

Installation Notes and Tips

Match the connector gender, terminal style, and wire count before installation. Verify the vehicle application against the fitment list, especially on GM platforms with mounting-clip style seat connectors. Inspect the mating terminals and repair any damaged wiring before connecting the new pigtail assembly.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition focuses on electrical repair components made with high-grade materials to support strong conductivity and dependable terminal contact. The brand’s connector line is developed from long-term research and development aimed at solving common OE failure points in automotive electrical systems.