Standard Ignition S2970 Battery Current Sensor Connector

Battery Current Sensor Connector for OE-Style Repair

Standard Ignition S2970 is a battery current sensor connector built for electrical repair on a wide range of import and domestic vehicles. It is a rectangular male connector with a 16-1/2 inch harness, 18-gauge wire, and blade-style female terminals for service work where the original connector has failed or the wiring has been damaged.

Use this connector when servicing battery current sensor circuits on applications such as Honda Odyssey, Honda Pilot, Honda Ridgeline, Ford Escape, and BMW 3 Series models. Standard Ignition S2970 is designed to restore a secure electrical connection in charging and starting system repairs.

Key Features

• Battery current sensor connector for electrical connector replacement
• Rectangular male connector housing with 0-degree bend angle
• 18 ga. harness with 43 cm / 16-1/2 in. length
• Blade-style female terminals with 2 terminal cavities
• Single-connector design for targeted harness repair
• Cross-reference part numbers include CONB11441 and DU2Z14S411AZB for the same application

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition S2970 is an electrical connector assembly used in battery current sensor circuits where a damaged plug, broken wire, or poor terminal contact can interrupt charging system communication. The harness length and connector layout support direct replacement in service applications across many vehicles, including Honda Odyssey, Honda Pilot, Hyundai Santa Fe, Ford Focus, and BMW 530i applications listed in the fitment data. This part number, S2970, is also referenced under several interchange numbers for application matching.

Common Repair Uses

• Broken or heat-damaged battery current sensor connector housing
• Corroded or loose terminal contact at the sensor plug
• Intermittent charging system warning lights
• Wiring damage near the battery current sensor harness
• Connector replacement during charging and starting system diagnosis

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal style, and harness routing before installation. Match the male connector housing and blade terminal configuration to the original part, and inspect the mating sensor side for corrosion or terminal spread before reconnecting. Confirm fitment by year, make, and model before service on vehicles such as Honda Odyssey, Ford Escape, and BMW 328i applications. Standard Ignition S2970 should be installed as part of a proper electrical diagnosis to ensure the underlying circuit issue is corrected.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition supplies electrical service parts for charging and starting system repairs, and this connector is built to match the listed application requirements for fit and terminal configuration.