Replace a cracked, corroded or broken plug at the wiring harness with the Standard Ignition Battery Current Sensor Connector / Fuel Vapor Leak Detection Pump Connector / Vapor Canister Connector, part number S2818. It is listed for many models, among them the 2013-2024 Toyota RAV4, 2012-2024 Toyota Camry and 2014-2024 Toyota Corolla, and serves as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.
An electrical connector links the vehicle's harness wiring to the component it serves, so current and signals can pass between them. Standard Ignition catalogs S2818 under three names: battery current sensor connector, fuel vapor leak detection pump connector and vapor canister connector.
- Part number: Standard Ignition S2818.
- Part type: Battery Current Sensor Connector / Fuel Vapor Leak Detection Pump Connector / Vapor Canister Connector.
- Quantity per application: 1 for the listed applications.
- Engines: listed as All for each application shown.
Signs this part may need replacing: a cracked or melted connector housing, a broken locking tab, corroded or loose terminals, or an intermittent connection at the component. If a damaged connector is the cause of a problem in that circuit, S2818 replaces it. Diagnose the circuit before replacing parts.
See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Standard Ignition S2818 connector do?
It is the electrical connector that links the harness wiring to the component it serves, so current and signals can pass between them.
Why is S2818 listed under several names?
Standard Ignition catalogs S2818 as a battery current sensor connector, a fuel vapor leak detection pump connector and a vapor canister connector, so it appears under each of those names.
Which vehicles is S2818 listed for?
It is listed for many models, 2006 to 2024, including the 2013-2024 Toyota RAV4 and 2012-2024 Toyota Camry. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
How many connectors does my vehicle need?
The listed applications use one connector per vehicle, with the engine listed as All for each application.
What signs suggest the connector may need replacing?
A cracked or melted housing, a broken locking tab, corroded terminals or an intermittent connection at the component are common signs. Diagnose the circuit before replacing parts.
