Standard Ignition S-807 Parking Light Bulb Socket - Front or Rear

Parking Light Bulb Socket for Ford and Mazda Applications

The Standard Ignition S-807 parking light bulb socket is a female electrical socket built for select Ford and Mazda lighting and body applications. It uses high-grade materials to support strong conductivity and secure electrical connection points where the original socket has failed.

Compatible With Ford Ranger, Ford Windstar, Ford Explorer, Ford Explorer Sport, Ford Aerostar, and Mazda B2300 applications listed below, this socket is a direct-fit style electrical repair part for common lighting and selector-valve related socket repairs. The Standard Ignition S-807 is also cross-referenced to Hayden 697 for the same application.

Key Features

• Female connector gender with 1 connector
• Female terminal design with 2 blade terminals
• Built for parking light bulb socket service and related electrical repairs
• Constructed with materials selected for conductivity and connection integrity
• Standard Ignition S-807 part number for catalog matching and lookup

Detailed Product Description

Standard Ignition S-807 is an electrical socket designed for vehicles that require a female, 2-terminal blade connection. It is used across multiple Ford Ranger model years, Ford Windstar front and rear applications, Ford Explorer and Explorer Sport listings, plus select Ford Aerostar and Mazda B2300 fitments. For shoppers searching for a parking light bulb socket for Ford Ranger or a replacement socket for Ford Windstar lighting repair, this part number provides a focused OE-style service solution.

This socket is listed for applications where the connector is required for proper installation, including certain side marker light socket and fuel tank selector valve related repairs. If you are replacing a worn, heat-damaged, or intermittent socket on a Ford Ranger, Ford Windstar, or related platform, S-807 is built to restore the electrical interface at the bulb connection point.

What It Helps Fix

• Intermittent parking light operation caused by a damaged socket
• Corrosion or heat damage at the bulb connector
• Loose or broken female terminal contact
• Failed side marker light socket connections on listed Ford applications
• Electrical connection issues at fuel tank selector valve-related socket locations

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify the vehicle year, make, model, and position against the fitment list before ordering.
• Confirm the application requires a female socket with 2 blade terminals.
• Some listed vehicles require a connector for proper installation; match the existing connector style before service.
• Check the original socket orientation and mounting location, especially on front, rear, and N/A-position listings.
• Use the vehicle’s existing wiring configuration as the reference for replacement.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition designs its pigtails and sockets with technician-focused fitment and materials intended to maintain reliable electrical contact. The S-807 is engineered as a service replacement for original equipment sockets that no longer function correctly.