Lexus/Toyota 2JZ coil pack connector replacement

Coil pack connectors were purchased here: www.amazon.com...

[@zombiemurder95]

Ive been looking for this video for the better part of 2 years. My vehicle is a 2005 Chrysler 300, but apparently, they share the same style of connector. Thank you for having that picture in the thumbnail!

[@ZachD]

glad to hear my lousy channel was good for something. cheers

[@SenpaiNaj]

I nearly was about to do the exact same thing, just rip them out then came across this beautiful video. Thank you

[@ChristopherBShute]

Many thanks. The plastic components of the 3 low tension coil connectors on my 1998 Lexus ES300 were disintegrating. I bought new plugs with tails etc on eBay but only needed the plastic parts. This video was so important in showing me how to swap over the plastic plugs.👌👍

[@bobp6280]

Thanks! Just what I needed. - 2005 IS300 SportCross

[@philipheaton2119]

All of mine broke when removing, thanks for link. Aloha.

[@marshallartz3194]

Exactly what I was looking for: good, clear instructions. Thank you!

[@HooyahPeacock]

Just ordered mine for my 01 IS. Last owner was not great to it but its a toyota product so just need little love to get it back and hopefully this will solve the last of my issues because if not I am F'ed in the A

[@ZachD]

yeah I'd much rather have to replace these than the coil packs...adds up quick haha.

[@HooyahPeacock]

@@ZachD I have literally and I'm not overemphasizing I have literally replaced every single thing that I thought would cause misfiring except these so if this doesn't solve my problem then I don't know what's going on with it

[@rkgsd]

Awesome macro camera work. I ordered 3 originals from Toyota (part # 90980-11246). They don't come with wires so don't yank your wires off the originals folks. The aftermarket ones do have wires attached but they are often thinner gauge wires.

[@yunusalhinai3998]

Thnx for help

[@-YoSoY-]

Thanks for the info…great news for me!

[@sammytouch316]

Thank u! Good video! Will do my engine soon!

[@jeffc888]

This helped me out a great deal! thanks!

[@liltommy97]

Man this is perfect !!! Thanks !

[@SuprSaint70]

Perfect! Thank you for posting this.

[@mikejamieson6802]

I changed plugs and wires and coil packs about 20 k miles ago and I have now a misfire on cylinder 5 could it be these connectors on my IS 300?

[@ZachD]

each coil pack feeds two cylinders. These connectors have two prongs but I don't think that its one prong per cylinder. For that reason I think if one coil pack wasn't working then two cylinders would be misfiring. It would be a cheap replacement to try one of these coil pack connectors to see if that helps. In my misfire experience, spark plug wires have been the culprit so if you didn't replace those when you did the plug 20K ago I would do that.

[@rkgsd]

Denso coil packs or aftermarket?

[@johnputairi8707]

Thanks for the helpful video man! 👍

[@RAFAEL198104]

Bro thank for the video lol I was having the same problem

[@juanprofet4514]

Does it matter which wire goes on top or bottom, I replaced these, but do not remember the original position , 2002 GS300 any comment appreciated

[@ZachD]

Im not an electrical guy but I taped mine off for top and bottom just to be safe. I would assume it does matter. Good luck.

[@_.ACTIVO]

I just did this to mine. .. and I was running black on bottom brown black on top .. just today I switched it and ima see if it makes a difference ...because connector one has black ontop brown black on bottom ...

[@ugege2501]

On what year, make, and model was this connector going into? I have ES300 97 I checked out the link you provided and in the comment section, someone asked if fit ES300 97 the reply was " I don't know" that why I'm asking because I have 3 that are bad and now i'm getting engine misfire P0303.

[@ZachD]

This went into a 2005 Lexus IS300. I apologize but I can't say if it will fit your rig.

[@lonewolfMI]

Thank you for the vid. I have a 2001 Lexus is300. Is there a way I can find the color to which it goes

[@juanprofet4514]

I have a similar question, i replaced the connectors but I am not sure if the wire are in the right position, i may have switched them around and that may be reason car wont start

[@lonewolfMI]

@@juanprofet4514 could be but idk. I took a picture before I stalled them. Try going junk yard and find the same car and see if the colors match. Or the IS forum online. If the car doesn't not turn on could be your key might be out of battery. Or your car battery. Or a fuse sorry I couldn't exactly help.

[@hurrh.6335]

this is a great video thank u sm

[@axi7596]

Lexus/Toyota part# is 90980-11246

[@brandon33371]

can you cut the previous wires to connecTOR and splice these ones in with a butt connector?

[@ZachD]

I would think so. I don't have any electrical knowledge so I avoid wherever possible. good luck.

[@aaronjames8547]

I'll admit it's not perfect but it saved my ass you beautiful capable man you

[@marcusperez4818]

Dude your the GOAT thank you so much💪

[@georgehuser4711]

Oh my god thanks for the video. I'll replace those connectors tomorrow. BTW fun fact. I have the same ignition coil connector but on 2.0L turbo petrol Renault sport engine.

[@ugege2501]

Is the little things that goes a long way, thanks for putting this tutorial out.

[@emperor002002]

Just bought a set, thanks. 👍🏿

[@dan416demz]

Thanks

[@992lg]

Perfect bro.. thank you 👍🏻

[@gandul1234]

Good video thanks.

[@mikejamieson6802]

Do you have to remove the throttle body to change these out?

[@ZachD]

If I recall correctly I think that you do. You can check out my other vid on the coil packs, etc and that will show the anatomy. although it was a little cumbersome it was pretty straightforward and its a good opportunity to give those pieces a good scrubbing.

[@vincenttuzzolino8572]

I’m going to do this on my Supra. Luckily I have the housing kit so I didn’t have to worry about the OEM wires as well. Just connect them to the housing etc. very informative video. I appreciate it also I went ahead and change my coil pack to so everything will be new lol.

[@T07N]

Thanks a lot for posting this video! It helped me greatly in getting mine de-pin'd.

[@ProfessorOzone]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

[@ZachD]

No problem. I destroyed a few before a figured it out. Good luck.

[@MrTechElite]

Were you havin a misfire too?

[@MarkTheTerror]

Does the polarity of the wires matter?

[@ZachD]

I am not an electrical guy but I am assuming it would. I taped "top" and "bottom" to the respective wires after I took them out of the previous assembly.

[@MarkTheTerror]

ZD Productions Ok, in my case the entire housing broke off the connector, and I couldn’t figure out which one went where. I’d just guessed, but I think I was getting a issue with the timing of the coil pack. I just switched it to the other way and it seem to have solved the issue. Thanks.

[@juanprofet4514]

@@MarkTheTerror mine wont start 2002 GS300, which wire goes one on top?

[@MarkTheTerror]

Juan Profet I’m not sure, I ended up looking at the other connections, and make sure they were all the same. If you wire it incorrectly, the car should still start though, you might just have a poor idle which is what happened to me.

[@2jz4life35]

@@juanprofet4514 The solid black (ground) goes on the bottom.

[@joecox9958]

Thanks. Looks like English is a poor language to describe this. "the pin come down" is the only words,

[@ZachD]

*are the only words.

[@mbolding3673]

Great vid bro