Restore a clean, reliable electrical connection with the Standard Ignition Air Charge Temperature Sensor Connector / Ignition Coil Connector (MPN S2884). It's listed under both names because the same connector services either the air charge temperature (ACT) sensor circuit or the ignition coil circuit. This is a direct-fit replacement for a long list of applications, including the 1996-1997 BMW 328IS, 1991-1992 Dodge Monaco, 1991-1996 Infiniti G20, 1990-1992 Infiniti M30, 1993-1998 Mercury Villager, 1989-1990 Subaru Justy, and many Nissan models such as the 240SX, 300ZX, Maxima, Pathfinder, Sentra, and Quest — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
The listed applications use one connector per connection. If a damaged connector is the cause of your electrical fault, this replaces it; diagnose the circuit first, as wiring or the sensor/coil itself may also be involved.
Manufacturer part number S2884.
What is the Standard Ignition S2884?
It's an electrical connector listed as both an Air Charge Temperature Sensor Connector and an Ignition Coil Connector, mating the wiring harness to the sensor or coil terminals on the listed applications.
Does it fit my vehicle?
It's cataloged for 42 applications, including the BMW 328IS, Dodge Monaco, Infiniti G20 and M30, Mercury Villager, Subaru Justy, and many Nissan models. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for your year and engine.
Why is it listed under two part-type names?
The same connector services either the air charge temperature sensor circuit or the ignition coil circuit, so it appears under both names.
What are signs this connector may need replacing?
Brittle or cracked plastic, a melted or discolored housing, corroded or spread terminals, a loose fit, or an intermittent connection at the sensor or coil.
How many do I need?
The listed applications use one per connection. Diagnose the cause of the electrical issue before replacing, since the wiring or the sensor/coil itself may also be involved.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
