🔌 Enhance Your Automotive Repairs with GM Genuine Parts 15326110 Black Multi-Purpose Pigtail Review

My problem has been solved. It took some time to remove the pins from the old one and install the new one, but it wasn't difficult.

This fork is the correct part. The 280 series crimp terminals listed in the Commonly Purchased Together section will not mate with this connector. Requires 280 series angled crimp terminals. They can be found on Revain.

Worked great as a plug replacement for my 2011 Expedition heated seat module. During this time, Motorola produces a seat temperature module for GM and Ford SUVs.

I used this to replace a burned spark plug on my 2008 Cadillac Escalade with heated seats. I also bought pins that fit in the fork. We cut the old wires, crimp the new contacts and insert them into the connector. Simply. It took about 1 hour to complete the repair.

Despite what Revain claims, this actually fits my 2015 F150 Heated Seat Control Module under the passenger seat. These plugs are notorious for burning out the ground wire on the bottom left pin. If it hasn't melted too much you can reuse this pin, although I would still recommend replacing it.

This is the correct connector for our heated seat problem on our 2007 Escalade. Research the installation, but this is a melted fork fix. FYI, this is a soil issue that usually caused it in the first place. So fix some issues while replacing the connector under the passenger seat. The heated and cooled seats have been running for 9 months now, unplugged and tested. looks like new!

When you're making this repair you're going to need pins and a crimping tool and if you spent that $30-40 you might only spend $40 and end up with only a $40 one cable assembly instead of /connector (link below). Replacing pins on wires isn't as easy as you might think, even for those experienced with cables and connectors. It's much easier to just connect and solder the wires together and run heat shrink tubing over them.