Standard Ignition S-822 Combination Switch Connector

Combination Switch Connector for Ford and Nissan

Standard Ignition S-822 is a combination switch connector pigtail assembly built for electrical repair work where the original connector has heat damage, broken terminals, or poor contact. It uses high-grade materials to support strong conductivity and reliable terminal engagement across a wide range of Ford, Mazda, Mercury, Nissan, and INFINITI applications.

• Male connector with 1 connector housing
• 11 female blade terminals for combination switch wiring repair
• Pigtail assembly for electrical, lighting, and body circuit service
• Built for consistent terminal contact and secure connections
• Fits 1989-2006 vehicles across Ford Ranger, Ford Explorer, Mazda B-Series, Nissan 240SX, Nissan Maxima, and more

Detailed Product Overview

This Standard Ignition S-822 combination switch connector is designed for technicians replacing damaged switch connectors in steering column and body electrical circuits. It is a direct-fit style pigtail assembly for many Ford Ranger, Ford Explorer, Explorer Sport Trac, Explorer Sport, Mazda B2300, B2500, B3000, B4000, Mercury Mountaineer, Mercury Villager, Nissan Quest, Nissan Pathfinder, Nissan Pickup, Nissan D21, Nissan Sentra, Nissan NX, Nissan 300ZX, Nissan Maxima, Nissan 240SX, and INFINITI G20 applications. This part cross-references Motorcraft 1U2Z14S411BXA and Standard Motor Products S-822 for the same application.

Standard Ignition draws on long-term electrical component development to address common connector failure points such as loose terminal fit, corrosion at the contact surface, and intermittent switch operation. Part number S-822 is a practical replacement when the original combination switch connector no longer maintains a stable electrical path.

What It Helps Fix

• Intermittent headlamp, turn signal, or multifunction switch operation caused by connector wear
• Heat-damaged or melted connector housings
• Loose or backed-out terminals at the switch connector
• Corrosion-related voltage loss or poor continuity
• Broken wiring at the original pigtail assembly

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the connector style, terminal count, and terminal gender before installation. Match the vehicle harness and switch connector layout to the original part, especially on 1992-1994 Nissan Maxima models noted for the 11-terminal female configuration. Transfer wiring carefully, confirm each terminal is fully seated, and test all affected circuits after installation.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition manufactures pigtails and sockets using high-grade materials to support dependable conductivity and accurate terminal connection. The brand’s electrical component development focuses on replacing failed original connectors with parts that address common OE failure points.