f.majdalz

Hi guys,

I was changing my spark plugs the other day and looks like I pulled the spark plugs connector in a wrong way that it broke the release toggle,

I found the part but anyone has any idea how to swap it ?

irondad

I'm a little confused. You found the male or female plug without the wiring harness? You want to know how to wire it in? The release toggle? Just the clip that holds it together?

f.majdalz

That's correct, that's the female, and that's just the housing, I think the wires just snaps inside the housing if I'm not wrong but I don't know how, also I don't know if they sell it with the wiring.

irondad

Well...since your female is broken...maybe just start trying to pry it apart with a pick or small screwdriver. Sometimes they're modular and clip together. It's already broken, right? If so...you can't break it, per se.

f.majdalz

Will, it's not all broken, it's just the clip that holds it to the coil, I don't want to do something then I'm in trouble,
do you know if they sell it with the wiring ? If so, will it be easier ?

irondad

Ok. Well...if it's just the retaining clip can you not just zip tie it together? I can't tell you if they make a wiring harness or not, unfortunately.

dagger22

there are known pin removal tools in the market which you can test out, or you can try your luck with those super small flat screwdrivers (usually used to tighten spectacles).
here's such a link: https://www.amazon.sg/Terminals-Remo.../dp/B07ZB5YWDF

or simpler is as what irondad mentioned, use a zip tie to prevent the connector from coming loose.

chassis

Another (expensive) option is to buy an entire engine harness.