Coil pack wire SOS !!!!!!!!
#18
It's not worth rigging in any form unless you're at the track or the side of the road.
The new connector pack of 3 was retail of $18.27 and cost of $13.65 at Sunset Imports. At that price, they are almost worth replacing every time the spark plugs are changed. I'll post a couple of photos tomorrow on how to remove the wire from the connector and the correct tool to do so.
Part number is: PNA-721-043-00-136 per the invoice.
The new connector pack of 3 was retail of $18.27 and cost of $13.65 at Sunset Imports. At that price, they are almost worth replacing every time the spark plugs are changed. I'll post a couple of photos tomorrow on how to remove the wire from the connector and the correct tool to do so.
Part number is: PNA-721-043-00-136 per the invoice.
#21
Indeed! More like 7 months later and I finally made time to fix it; I don't like taking things apart without multiple reasons. So I got to hang turbos, injectors and intercoolers on it.
#22
I picked this too up 20ish years ago and finally used it for its intended design.
Once to the connector this is a 60 second job.
Simply pull one wire at a time and transfer them to the new connector. When the tool slides in, it will 'click' and you can then pull the wire out the back side. To install, no tool needed, simply push the wire back into the correct hole with the correct orientation. (as it came out)
Photo update:
Once to the connector this is a 60 second job.
Simply pull one wire at a time and transfer them to the new connector. When the tool slides in, it will 'click' and you can then pull the wire out the back side. To install, no tool needed, simply push the wire back into the correct hole with the correct orientation. (as it came out)
Photo update:
#24
I found mine at a Auto-zone, Pep-boys or likely a Chief auto parts back in the day. It's a terminal tool or a wire terminal tool. PB or AZ stores, they have become so 'consumer' friendly and not mechanic friendly, you might be better off with an independent car parts store or Napa depending on your area. When I am stumped wit a tool or question, I usually print the photo and find someone with gray hair at the parts dept.
For a 'one' time use, you could likely find two thin strips and just slip them in the connector. Or potentially cut up something like a credit card to slip in.
The blades are 2mm wide and roughly .75mm thick. 5mm apart spacing.
-Brad
For a 'one' time use, you could likely find two thin strips and just slip them in the connector. Or potentially cut up something like a credit card to slip in.
The blades are 2mm wide and roughly .75mm thick. 5mm apart spacing.
-Brad
#26
Part number: PNA72104300136
Electrical housing#960136
This is part of a 'set' there are 6 connectors; but looking at this package, it appears I got 2 of them, so 3 connectors each.
For a 8 month fix, I had simply pulled the rubber boot down tight and wrapped a zip tie around it. It was still tight when I found it, even after swapping my injectors. Anyhow, connector is now changed and I have 5 spares for when the next one breaks.
Electrical housing#960136
This is part of a 'set' there are 6 connectors; but looking at this package, it appears I got 2 of them, so 3 connectors each.
For a 8 month fix, I had simply pulled the rubber boot down tight and wrapped a zip tie around it. It was still tight when I found it, even after swapping my injectors. Anyhow, connector is now changed and I have 5 spares for when the next one breaks.
Jay
#27
I have a broken one too. It's currently secured by a couple zip ties. The part has almost tripled in price in a decade!
#28
Last edited by jayi836; 04-05-2019 at 01:29 PM.
#29
Ordered a couple of these hopefully the zip ties last a while. No heat heat at cylinder 3 but exposed to because the rubber boot is no on.
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#30
I have a set purchased last year for another project they should work. I just inspected the old coil packs from the 08 turbo all of them are cracked.