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Standard Ignition SLS-521 Cruise Control Release Switch
| Brand | Standard Ignition SLS-521 |
|---|---|
| Connector Gender | Female |
| Terminal Gender | Male |
| Fits | Renault |
Cruise control release switch. Restores the release function for dependable control operation.
Female connector. Uses a single connector for straightforward electrical hookup.
Two terminals. Provides a simple, direct electrical connection.
Cross-references Anchor 8754, Standard Ignition SLS-521 and 4414818 for the same application. See all 6.
Cruise Control Release Switch for OE-Style Service
The Standard Ignition SLS-521 cruise control release switch is built for vehicles that need a direct replacement for the original release circuit. It uses a female connector with one connection point and male terminals with two contacts for straightforward electrical integration.
For drivers searching for a cruise control release switch for Honda Civic or Nissan Altima applications, this part number SLS-521 supports clean signal transfer when the cruise cancel function needs restoration. The SLS-521 is also cross-referenced to common replacement numbers used in the same application.
Key Features
- Cruise control release switch for electrical and body system service
- Female connector design with 1 connector cavity
- Male terminal layout with 2 terminals
- Standard Ignition part number SLS-521
- Direct replacement format for common OE-style repair needs
Detailed Description
Standard Ignition SLS-521 is a cruise control release switch used to restore the cancel/release function in the vehicle’s cruise control circuit. The connector and terminal configuration is specified for proper electrical mating, helping ensure the switch interfaces correctly with the existing harness. This part is a practical choice when diagnosing cruise control release concerns on Honda Civic or Nissan Altima vehicles, especially when the original switch shows wear, intermittent operation, or electrical connection issues. This part cross-references Anchor 8754 for the same application.
Common Issues This Part Can Address
- Cruise control will not disengage when the release input is activated
- Intermittent cruise cancel operation from a worn switch contact
- Electrical connection problems at the release switch connector
- Faulty cruise control release signal affecting normal driving control
- Replacement needs after switch contact wear or terminal damage
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify connector style and terminal count before installation. Compare the original switch to the SLS-521 to confirm the female connector and two male terminals match the vehicle harness. For fitment-based searches, this part is commonly referenced for cruise control release switch replacement on Honda Civic and Nissan Altima applications; always match the vehicle’s original configuration before service.
Quality Assurance
Standard Ignition supplies replacement electrical components for service applications, and the SLS-521 follows the listed connector and terminal specifications for accurate fitment matching. Use the part number SLS-521 when cross-checking catalog references and OE-style replacement listings.
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