When I was searching for the connectors one of the sites I visited (RockAuto or O'Rilley's maybe) I found a connector with leads attached. IIRC, the price was ~$25.
Here's one from Auto Zone.
Coil connector
- Thread starter LS4me
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When I was searching for the connectors one of the sites I visited (RockAuto or O'Rilley's maybe) I found a connector with leads attached. IIRC, the price was ~$25.
Here's one from Auto Zone.
mlara1129
Dedicated LVC Member
MOTORCRAFT Part # WPT986
Just ordered this from rockauto:
MOTORCRAFT Part # WPT986
- Color: Black; Gender: Female; Leads: 2; Terminal: Tin
Cost me $40 and some change shipped. Decided not to cheap out on this. "Leads:2" means it comes with the cables I need right?
Just ordered this from rockauto:
MOTORCRAFT Part # WPT986
- Color: Black; Gender: Female; Leads: 2; Terminal: Tin
Cost me $40 and some change shipped. Decided not to cheap out on this. "Leads:2" means it comes with the cables I need right?
1LoudLS
Dedicated LVC Member
it should come with a couple inches of wire for each pin, you will have to cut the orignal harness off and solder the new one back on
are you saying $40 for one harness???
mlara1129
Dedicated LVC Member
stihlboy
Well-Known LVC Member
you could have zip tied them, alot of techs do it and it works fine.
sometimes they break from heat, the best thing is almost like a rubber coated twist tie, they are more durable
sometimes they break from heat, the best thing is almost like a rubber coated twist tie, they are more durable