Audi 2.0T BROKEN Ignition coil plug connector FIXED (B7, B8/B8.5)

Ignition coil connector housing
Part# 8K0973724
www.ecstuning....
This fits a b8/b8.5 2.0t (2009-2016), b5,b6,b7 and b9 parts will vary, check with a local dealer or put your vehicle information into ecstuning.com and it will provide you with parts that fit your car.
Terminal plug connector pin releasing tool
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[@andydeguzman8052]

Exactly the detailed instructions I'm looking for to replace my broken coil connector. Thank you for putting this up.

[@billjaffee3615]

Exactly what I was looking for...thank you! Have any tips on how to remove the current coil plug connectors that have a broken release tab? I can't get mine off on #2 & #3.

[@mikezliddle2029]

Is there any cause Code from Connector coil? Likes P0303?

[@Chidera_Ude]

The pin tool you use to remove the old connectors, can I use that to remove other connectors on the car? Such as the connector to the brake pad sensor?

[@equatelong9758]

What is the tool call to push the wire out

[@BossUp-pw9ww]

how do i release the connectors in the back holding the harness down ?

[@michaeljcharlesphotography200]

I have the same question. Thank you

[@ceemac9886]

There is a gray tip on them, pull that up then squeeze pull up.

[@michaelwright9148]

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[@Plus2-1]

What do you do if you damage a terminal pin in the process of removing it? Asking for a, uh, friend... I've searched for a week and can't find a soul who can tell me what part # or what equivalent there might be for that terminal pin. Seems insane to have to buy a new $2500+ wiring harness over a single damaged pin.

[@rwbgarage298]

The metal pins are "terminal sockets", they are replaceable. You would just have to make sure you get the correct one. Here is an example www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-parts/8k0973702-electrical-connector-housing-with-pins-2/8k0973702-kit/ I believe those pins are the same for the ignition coil plug, but you would want to do your own cross comparison to verify.

[@mattskeahan4736]

I'd check junk yards, then cut and solder

[@aasasasa7583]

Did you have any misfires because of a broken ignition coil plug connector?

[@douglasarruda2761]

I do

[@rwbgarage298]

I didn’t have any misfires, but if they’re really broken that can happen.

[@jermymadrigal4571]

@@rwbgarage298 what is the part that connect under that wire like the little one that go like in pairs of 2 if that makes sense cuz one of them wont click in and im worried that could be causing my misfires

[@Pelinas]

Great video, question did you disconnect battery before start working on adapters, I heard that battery needs to be disconnected??

[@Mr.23cm]

Did you unplug the battery?

[@mandocash.]

Yes

[@Lnmoto86]

Smooth; good video

[@j.d.williams7125]

Thanks for the video