Enhanced Performance: NewYall Pack of 4 Ignition Coil Female Connector Plug Harness Pigtail for Improved Efficiency and Durability Review

A life saver when clips on your spools are broken and your motor won't run. Watch the video on You Tube to learn how to use your original wires by removing the included pigtail and inserting the coil wires into the terminal. I used a bent paperclip to remove mine and insert it into the clip.

I used a small jeweler's flathead screwdriver, inserted it at an upward angle between the metal and the black plastic clip and pushed it back straight, disconnected the wires and then straightened the existing coil wires by pushing them out into the new socket. It's much easier than splicing wires.

I followed the instructions for reusing current wires from: Removing a connector from a connector from Justin Miller's YouTube video. The quality of the goods seems to be normal. The car dealer wanted $75 for one. $15 for 4 is great. Replacing the plug took less than 20 minutes. Very happy with this purchase! My car is a 2004 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder engine.

When replacing the rocker cover gasket on a 2006 Camry, all 4 spark plugs broke upon removal. It was the perfect solution! Wires easily separated from new and old connectors. The factory cables were then inserted into the new connector and secured with a white clip. Plug fits and works great! If you only need forks, just use a fork. Do not splice cables.

Excellent quality replacement parts at a great price. Replaced the OEM connectors with a 2007 Toyota Camry because the clips broke and fell apart every time I removed them for service. The car has run flawlessly ever since, had occasional misfires before the replacement which seem to have gone! It was easier to just pull the wires out of the old and new connectors and swap them than splicing the wires.

wow! Perfect fit for my 2009 Camry. when changing the spark plug the old tab broke. What I did was pull the wires out of the new one and then pull the wires out of the old one at a time to keep things tidy. There is a video on YouTube showing how to pull the wires out, it's called "Removing the Terminal from the Connector" by Justin Miller. Summary: No need to splice the wires, just swap the wires and use the new one, it worked on my 2009 Camry.