Connect Ford 4 Pin Sensor Kit - 10 Piece Set
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Product Information
Full details
This 10-piece Connect Ford 4 Pin Sensor Kit (37447) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts needing to replace or repair Ford oxygen sensor connectors. Its key benefit is providing a direct replacement for OEM part 1U2Z-14S411-LA, ensuring a secure and reliable connection for your vehicle's sensors. A potential consideration is that this kit specifically includes female connectors and terminals, requiring the purchase of the corresponding male connector (37444) if not already available.
All features
| Model Part Number | 37447 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Connect |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is included in the Connect Ford 4 Pin Sensor Kit (37447)?
The kit includes 2 x 4-pin female connectors and 8 x terminals (part number 37489).
Do I need to buy the male connector separately?
Yes, the Connect Ford 4 Pin Sensor Kit includes the female connector and terminals. The corresponding male connector (part number 37444) is sold separately.
What OEM part does this kit replace?
This kit is a replacement for Ford OEM part number 1U2Z-14S411-LA.
Can this be used for any 4-pin sensor?
This kit is specifically designed for certain Ford 4-pin oxygen sensor applications. Always confirm compatibility with your vehicle's specific sensor connector.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will typically need wire strippers and a suitable crimping tool for attaching the terminals to the wires.
How do I ensure a proper connection?
Ensure the wires are stripped to the correct length, the terminals are securely crimped, and the terminals are fully seated within the female connector housing before mating it with the male connector.
Troubleshooting
Connector does not click into place securely.
Ensure you are using the correct male connector (37444) and that the terminals are fully seated within the female connector housing. Check for any obstructions.
Poor signal or intermittent connection after installation.
Verify that the terminals have been properly crimped onto the wires using an appropriate crimping tool. Ensure the wires are securely attached to the terminals and the terminals are fully inserted into the connector.
Vehicle check engine light remains on after repair.
Rerun vehicle diagnostics to confirm the repair. The issue might be with the sensor itself, wiring further down the harness, or another system. Ensure the correct OEM replacement part was used.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides a direct fit for Ford oxygen sensors, simplifying repairs.
- Includes essential terminals for a complete connection.
- Helps restore proper sensor function and vehicle performance.
- Durable materials ensure long-lasting use.
- Cost-effective alternative to full sensor replacement when only the connector is damaged.
Cons
- Male connector is sold separately.
- Requires specific automotive tools for installation.
- Limited to 4-pin Ford sensor applications.
- May require crimping skills for terminal installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This kit is specifically designed to replace the Ford 4-pin oxygen sensor female connector (OEM 1U2Z-14S411-LA) and is intended for use with the corresponding 37444 male connector. Always verify your vehicle's sensor connector type before purchasing.
Setup:
- Ensure the vehicle's ignition is off and the battery is disconnected.
- Carefully disconnect the existing sensor connector.
- If replacing a damaged connector, carefully remove the old connector housing and terminals.
- Using appropriate crimping tools, attach the new terminals (37489) to the corresponding sensor wires.
- Insert the new terminals into the new 4-pin female connector housing.
- Connect the new female connector to the vehicle's sensor (or the mating male connector if it's a new installation).
- Ensure a secure and proper connection.
- Reconnect the vehicle's battery and test the system.
Care:
- Keep connectors clean and free from debris.
- Avoid exposing connectors to excessive moisture or harsh chemicals.
- Inspect connectors periodically for signs of wear or damage.