Keep your charging system solidly wired to the voltage regulator with the Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator Connector S-94. This factory-assembled connector is a replacement for a long list of classic cars, trucks and vans. Applications include the 1964-1965 Ford Mustang and 1966-1969 Ford Bronco. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
Standard Ignition draws on decades of research and development focused on what technicians need. Its lineup includes hundreds of pigtails and sockets for nearly every electrical job. When the original equipment connector fails, this one is designed to address its inherent failure issues. Signs the regulator connector may need replacing include a cracked, brittle, corroded or heat-damaged housing, and loose or damaged wires at the regulator plug.
Interchange: PT65 · 211 · VRC428 · 88860585
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What does the S-94 voltage regulator connector do?
It links the vehicle's wiring harness to the voltage regulator. It carries the charging-system circuit between the two.
What are signs this connector may need replacing?
Common signs are a cracked, corroded, burned or melted connector body, loose terminals, or damaged wires at the regulator plug. Diagnose the charging system first, because intermittent charging can have other causes.
Which vehicles does the S-94 fit?
Listed applications include the 1964-1965 Ford Mustang and 1966-1969 Ford Bronco. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
How is this connector made?
Standard Ignition makes its connectors to exact OE standards in TS16949- and ISO9001-certified facilities. Each connector gets quality checks and testing at every stage of production.
What part numbers does the S-94 interchange with?
The S-94 interchanges with PT65, 211, VRC428 and 88860585.
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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.
