Standard Ignition S2971 Vehicle Speed Sensor Connector

Vehicle Speed Sensor Connector for OE-Style Repair

Standard Ignition S2971 is a vehicle speed sensor connector built for direct electrical repair on supported Suzuki and Nissan applications. It uses a rectangular male housing with a 3-terminal female blade interface and 18-gauge wiring for a clean replacement of a damaged or corroded connector.

Use this connector when servicing vehicle speed sensor wiring on applications such as the Suzuki SX4, Grand Vitara, Vitara, XL-7, Esteem, Sidekick, Chevrolet Tracker, and Nissan Pathfinder, Quest, Sentra. Standard Ignition S2971 provides a straightforward way to restore a secure sensor connection without modifying the harness.

Key Features

• Vehicle speed sensor connector for electrical connector repair
• Male rectangular housing with 0-degree bend angle
• 3-terminal female blade design
• 18-gauge, 3-wire harness construction
• Harness length: 12.75 inches; housing length: 1 inch
• Fits applications across Suzuki, Chevrolet, and Nissan models

Detailed Product Overview

Standard Ignition S2971 is engineered as a replacement vehicle speed sensor connector for restoring signal integrity at the sensor interface. The connector’s rectangular shape, female blade terminals, and 3-wire layout match common OE-style electrical configurations used on select Suzuki and Nissan platforms. For buyers searching for a Suzuki Grand Vitara vehicle speed sensor connector, a Nissan Pathfinder speed sensor connector, or a Chevrolet Tracker electrical connector replacement, S2971 offers a focused repair solution.

This part cross-references EC2874 and PT3009 for the same application. Standard Ignition S2971 is also listed under interchange part numbers CONB11442, EC2874, and PT3009.

What This Part Helps Fix

• Broken or cracked vehicle speed sensor connector housing
• Corroded or loose electrical terminals at the sensor connection
• Intermittent speedometer or transmission-related signal issues caused by poor connector contact
• Damaged wiring near the sensor pigtail
• Failed connector retention from heat, vibration, or age

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal style, and wire count before installation. Match the existing harness routing and confirm the application-specific location, including the 2000 Nissan Pathfinder transfer case-mounted note where applicable. Proper terminal seating and secure wire splicing are important for a stable electrical connection on the vehicle speed sensor circuit.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition is a recognized name in automotive electrical replacement parts, and S2971 is built to meet the fitment and connector-style requirements listed for the supported vehicles.