Standard Ignition S-924 Exhaust Backpressure Sensor Connector

Exhaust Backpressure Sensor Connector for Ford and Mazda

Standard Ignition S-924 is an exhaust backpressure sensor connector pigtail assembly built for repair work on Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda, and select Jaguar applications. It uses a 3-terminal blade-style female connector with an 8-inch harness length to restore a secure electrical connection where the original plug has failed.

Standard Ignition S-924 is a direct-fit connector solution for common exhaust backpressure sensor wiring repairs on vehicles such as the Ford Ranger, Ford F-150, and Mazda B-series trucks. It is engineered with high-grade materials to support reliable conductivity and consistent terminal contact.

Key Features

• Exhaust backpressure sensor connector pigtail assembly
• Male connector gender with female blade terminals
• 3-terminal, 3-wire design
• 8-inch harness length for repair routing
• Built for electrical connector replacement in exhaust sensor circuits
• Standard Ignition S-924 for service and repair applications

Detailed Description

This connector is used to replace damaged, corroded, or heat-affected exhaust backpressure sensor wiring connections. Standard Ignition focuses on pigtails and sockets for electrical repair jobs, and this S-924 connector follows that approach with materials selected to maintain conductivity and a dependable connection at the sensor interface. It is a practical replacement for vehicles including Ford Ranger, Ford Escape, Ford Taurus, and Mazda B2300 applications where the original connector no longer locks or conducts properly.

This part cross-references PT5801 and EC399 for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Broken or brittle exhaust backpressure sensor connector housings
• Corroded terminals causing intermittent sensor signals
• Heat-damaged wiring at the exhaust sensor plug
• Poor terminal retention at the sensor connection
• Diagnostic trouble codes related to exhaust backpressure sensor circuit faults

Installation Notes and Tips

Inspect the existing sensor connector, terminal condition, and wire insulation before installation. Match the connector shape, terminal style, and wire count to the original harness before splicing. Confirm vehicle-specific fitment for the exact year, make, and model, including notes such as oval connector or bolt-on mounting where listed. For example, this part fits 1994-2011 Ford Ranger, 2003-2008 Ford Escape, and 1995-2007 Mazda B-series truck applications listed in the fitment data.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition uses high-grade materials and decades of electrical component development to address common failure points in original connectors. The S-924 is built for dependable conductivity and a secure connection in exhaust sensor repair service.