03 Ignition coil plug connector broken
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03 Ignition coil plug connector broken
Good day. My 03 i35 ignition coil plug came off basically its broken. Its on cylinder 2. I want to fix it correctly. Ive tried other plug ends but they dont seem to last long. Dont want to drive it like that because its misfiring and gonna kill the cat eventually. Anyone else have this issue or were successful at replacing this part?
#2
Good day. My 03 i35 ignition coil plug came off basically its broken. Its on cylinder 2. I want to fix it correctly. Ive tried other plug ends but they dont seem to last long. Dont want to drive it like that because its misfiring and gonna kill the cat eventually. Anyone else have this issue or were successful at replacing this part?
#5
ok great photo, but since the wires are thin, what did you use to join them togather? For a tight fit. I only have 1 coil wire connector that is broken. I went to swap wires on it yesterday by removing the connector and the green wire broke off. But i have a replacement connector and wire harness.
#6
ok great photo, but since the wires are thin, what did you use to join them togather? For a tight fit. I only have 1 coil wire connector that is broken. I went to swap wires on it yesterday by removing the connector and the green wire broke off. But i have a replacement connector and wire harness.
Since the coil packs are important electrical components, you want to rewire them properly. The best way is to solder the wires together. Then shrink wrapped them with wire protectors. They look like miniature straws and are applied using heat. Cut and replace one wire at a time do you don’t get them confused.
Last edited by I35GEEK; Yesterday at 02:20 AM.
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ok great photo, but since the wires are thin, what did you use to join them togather? For a tight fit. I only have 1 coil wire connector that is broken. I went to swap wires on it yesterday by removing the connector and the green wire broke off. But i have a replacement connector and wire harness.
I just twist twist the wires real good, cover them with heat shrink, and zip tie the ends real good so no moisture gets in. rewired them late 2021 and no issues. I even did the same with my cam sensors when I did my 7th gen swap. my soldering skills are nonexistent 😕
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