Thank you; thank you; thank you!!! I had purchased the replacement connectors and also purchased a cheap set of pin removal tools but was getting frustrated trying to remove the pins based on watching a few other UA-cam videos. Your video was so clear with the green laser pointer-ingenious!
Excellent and to the point video... that's the way they all should be! One note for those who are doing this... just do one wire at a time connecting to new aftermarket connector on your original harness. That way you don't get the wires crossed. Be sure to take pictures of your original connector wire setup just to make sure you get them reinserted in the new connector in the right order. Thanks again for a great video!
Solved the stuttering idle on my left 2005 Camry LE.. Note: when you take off your existing clips, look inside the coil plug in for trash/plastic from the old clips the disintegrated. I had trash in almost all of them. Now my car runs great again! Thanks!
Mouse chewed through one of the 4 wires. Any chance I can only replace the one wire end to end? Also, how far does that one wire extend? I don't want to make a mess of the loom and tape job.
Have a p0355 code , in Chrysler lhs , changed spark plugs, changed injector, changed coil, change camshaft sensor still giving me p0355, any suggestions?
Why go through all that trouble when u can connect the wires to the ones you ripped out of the original connector? I used a butt splice connector crimped the old wire on one side. The new harness wire on the other and away I went.
I have this same question. I bought the whole plug with the wires thinking I would just cut the old wires and use a connector to re-connect them and replace the entire thing. Why should we NOT do that?
How come not just leave them and connect them directly via their corresponding wires? I mean, isn’t that why they leave them long enough to just strip and tape off?
They asked $60 for each connector replacement! U r a national hero 😊
Took me 10 mins to replace all 4
Wow for 60 dollars i can change the whole wiring harness of the engine here in dubai
Yep bro . That's call easy labor. 4 connections for 250, you can do it yourself and save 💪
They were trying to rip you off big. No way in hell it should cost that much
I just replaced 3 of my coil connectors on my sienna using your tip.
Greatest thing ever!!!
Thank you!
Thank you; thank you; thank you!!! I had purchased the replacement connectors and also purchased a cheap set of pin removal tools but was getting frustrated trying to remove the pins based on watching a few other UA-cam videos. Your video was so clear with the green laser pointer-ingenious!
Excellent and to the point video... that's the way they all should be!
One note for those who are doing this... just do one wire at a time connecting to new aftermarket connector on your original harness.
That way you don't get the wires crossed. Be sure to take pictures of your original connector wire setup just to make sure you get them reinserted in the new connector in the right order. Thanks again for a great video!
Solved the stuttering idle on my left 2005 Camry LE..
Note: when you take off your existing clips, look inside the coil plug in for trash/plastic from the old clips the disintegrated. I had trash in almost all of them. Now my car runs great again! Thanks!
Thanks. Ordered 6 from Amazon for $13. Old ones broke as soon as I touched them to change plugs. 230,000 miles and 17 years later.
Thanks for sharing the video, especially, the illustration on how to push down on the plastic tab to release the wire from the connector.
Very well illustrated. Thank you.
Thank you, I was waiting for one month to do this job in my Camry 2010 and this morning when I watched your video was so easy, Thank you.
Excellent. Marvelous instructions. Thank you for no music amusement!
I just watched a 20 minute video on this with no result Your a legend mate 'thank you
Short and Sweet!!!! Thanks!
Spray the old connector contacts with electronic contact cleaner, it is much easier.
You're a life saver bro - thanks for posting this video.
Massive help!! Thank you!!!!
Awesome video! Clear, concise and he even added a diagram 😭. Make more please lol
Thank you im going to try it out. My harness is clipped by zip ties 😂
Very clear directive. I have just replaced mine. Thank you loads.
Glad it helped
U r great and u said it stray to the point ❤❤❤
Very clear explanation 👍👍
Thank you boss!! Great video
Awesome, thanks!
Great, thanks.
Saved me from splicing my 1nzfe harness thank you man
Thanks for information. Now, I can fix the broken connector in my wife's car
Thanks brother
Great! Thank you. When you stick old wire into the new clip do they click and lock automatically or do you have to do anything? Thanks for posting!
Mouse chewed through one of the 4 wires. Any chance I can only replace the one wire end to end? Also, how far does that one wire extend? I don't want to make a mess of the loom and tape job.
Thanks
thanks
Have a p0355 code , in Chrysler lhs , changed spark plugs, changed injector, changed coil, change camshaft sensor still giving me p0355, any suggestions?
Nice video thanks 👍
Got my connectors for 12.00 a piece at Toyota dealership
Taking the liberty to do this myself. I’m not made out of damned money.
Update: I fixed it with my dad 😎
What if the wire is what it is broken? Had a rat get in and make a nice home right in top. Do you have how to reattach wires to a new connection?
Did the terminals on the OEM wires fit perfectly into the aftermarket connector or did you have to make adjustments?
The connectors on the wiring harness fit perfectly into the aftermarket connectors.
Short and sweet. Stealership wanted $ 300 for replacement
@@miriamvivo4279 wow . I got Toyota connectors for $9 a piece. Just the housing, no wire stubs
@@TheDesertRat31 I picked mines up from Amazon , 4 pack of connectors like the ones in the video, for $12.99 .
I can’t find the connector for a 96 Toyota Camry le 2.2 for the camshaft position sensor connector. Can anyone help please
Call 909.588.3276, ask for David in Parts. Tell him Bundy sent you, he will help you out. Make sure you have the VIN
I wish I’m dealing with a hack job. Have to cut n splice.
Someone glued my pigtail connectors to the ignition coils....I got a cylinder 3 misfire aww damn lol
Saved me $100 diagnostics fee at a garage.
Why go through all that trouble when u can connect the wires to the ones you ripped out of the original connector? I used a butt splice connector crimped the old wire on one side. The new harness wire on the other and away I went.
I have this same question. I bought the whole plug with the wires thinking I would just cut the old wires and use a connector to re-connect them and replace the entire thing. Why should we NOT do that?
Because that’s ghetto as fuck, this is much cleaner install.
It’s better to use the factory wiring in my opinion. You can buy just the plastic connectors on amazon
That and VW connectors keep me busy haha
Or you could just buy the connectors
Thank you very much ✅
Why not just splice the wires on the connector and splice onto the other wires on the car?
Why not be a hack the rest of your life?
How come not just leave them and connect them directly via their corresponding wires?
I mean, isn’t that why they leave them long enough to just strip and tape off?
You could, but this job is way too easy to go through all of that. It took me 30 minutes to complete the entire job.