Standard Ignition S2371 Electronic Throttle Body Actuator Connector

Electronic Throttle Body Connector

Standard Ignition S2371 is a direct replacement electronic throttle body actuator connector for repairing damaged wiring at the throttle body. It is built with high-grade terminal materials and a durable polyamide housing to support reliable electrical contact in harsh underhood conditions.

For Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury, and Nissan applications, this connector provides a practical repair path when the original plug is heat-damaged, broken, or no longer locks securely. The Standard Ignition S2371 is a focused OE-style connector repair for restoring throttle body circuit integrity without replacing the full harness.

Key Features

• Direct replacement electronic throttle body actuator connector
• Female connector with oval housing shape
• 90-degree bend angle for tighter routing needs
• 5 blade terminals with 18-gauge wiring
• Harness length: 11 inches
• Housing length: 1 1/2 inches
• Terminal materials include copper alloy, brass, and phosphor bronze
• Polyamide resin housing for durability in demanding environments
• Protective tubing included

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition S2371 is engineered as a replacement electronic throttle body actuator connector for vehicles that use a 5-terminal female throttle body plug. Its 90-degree design and oval housing help support clean wire routing in confined engine compartments, while the direct replacement construction allows repair of the damaged connector itself rather than the entire harness. This part cross-references OSC 1776 for the same application.

Compatible With Ford Mustang, Ford F-150, Ford Fusion, Ford Explorer, Ford Escape, Lincoln MKZ, Mazda CX-9, Mercury Milan, and Nissan Armada applications across the listed model years. The S2371 is also a fit for many other Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury, and Nissan vehicles shown in the fitment data, including 2002-2022 coverage depending on model.

Common Repair Uses

• Broken or cracked throttle body connector housing
• Heat-damaged or brittle electrical terminals
• Intermittent throttle response caused by poor connector contact
• Corrosion or terminal wear at the actuator plug
• Connector lock or retention failure at the throttle body

Installation Notes

Verify connector shape, terminal count, and wire gauge before installation. Match the vehicle’s throttle body connector style to the oval, female, 5-terminal configuration of this part. Inspect the existing pigtail and surrounding wiring for heat damage, corrosion, or broken insulation before completing the repair. Confirm fitment for the exact year, make, model, and engine application listed for your vehicle.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition uses high-grade terminal metals and a polyamide resin housing to support long service life and stable performance in harsh underhood conditions. Protective tubing is included to help support a cleaner repair at the connector location.