Coil connection
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Coil connection
Last week I had done a tune-up on my 1996 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8L and I dont know what had happened but yesterday I went to start my truck and it wasnt starting so I popped my hood and found that my Ignition coil wire had melted so I had tog to the zone and spend 30 bux on a whole new spark plug wire set just for the coil wire any way I looked at it today and I figured Id replace the whole coil just so i wouldnt have any future problems bought a new coil for 15 dollars but I cant remove the connection for the power to the coil and i dont want to cut the wires Wnt to FORD dealer asked them for the part they try to sell me this male connector with 3 prongs when I only need 2 2 prongs - & +but any way they were gonna charge me 35 dollars for and no other auto store has it so if anyone know a cheap way out of this mess please respond thank you~Kyle
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Originally Posted by Fordbyford
Last week I had done a tune-up on my 1996 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8L and I dont know what had happened but yesterday I went to start my truck and it wasnt starting so I popped my hood and found that my Ignition coil wire had melted so I had tog to the zone and spend 30 bux on a whole new spark plug wire set just for the coil wire any way I looked at it today and I figured Id replace the whole coil just so i wouldnt have any future problems bought a new coil for 15 dollars but I cant remove the connection for the power to the coil and i dont want to cut the wires Wnt to FORD dealer asked them for the part they try to sell me this male connector with 3 prongs when I only need 2 2 prongs - & +but any way they were gonna charge me 35 dollars for and no other auto store has it so if anyone know a cheap way out of this mess please respond thank you~Kyle
