Subject	They are OK to use in a pinch - with the main issue
Posted by	jzack on December 29, 2009 at 3:32 PM
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In Reply To	Splicing Coil Pack Connector posted by SR707DRIFT on December 29, 2009 at 03:15 PM
Message	of keeping everything protected from moisture. You do know that the old cracked coil pack connectors can be de-pinned and then those pins inserted into the new plastic ones? This eliminates a need to crimp or solder.... If you go the butt connector route -- I'd plan to cover the whole thing (after crimping) with some dielectric grease, cover with a piece of heat shrink tubing (slipped over the wiring before crimping), cover that with some electrical tape and then finalize with cold wrap tape (type of tape that chemically bonds to itself -- car stores have it).
Follow Ups	Splicing Coil Pack Connector - SR707DRIFT 15:15:06 12/29/09 They are OK to use in a pinch - with the main issue - jzack 15:32:38 12/29/09 They're like $8 at Radio Shack - BobbyT 18:15:04 12/29/09
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