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If you could post a pic we could give you more specific advice.
Probably the best option I can think of would be to go down to the junkyard and cut off a connector (give yourself a little extra to work with.) Then, cut off your existing (faulty) connector. Then, the best option of course would be slide some shrink wrap back over the wires and solder in your new connector, then heat the shrink wrap to protect your wire repair. But, if you don’t like to solder or don’t have the equipment, another option could be to use a pair of crimps and get a couple compression splices and crimp on your new connector.
Is the connector fully seated in the injector and locked
in.If so Then wrench turners idea is the best option.
keep us posted on your progress.The junkyard option sounds good, I’ll be going there Sunday to see if they have a sentra or two. Thanks guys! Here is a pic of the injector plug if you want to see something else let me know.
[quote=”geckomike” post=65165]The junkyard option sounds good, I’ll be going there Sunday to see if they have a sentra or two. Thanks guys! Here is a pic of the injector plug if you want to see something else let me know.[/quote]
No picture posted. 🙁
how do you post a picture? I have tried doing it by “adding a file” but it never shows it when I submit the post.
[quote=”geckomike” post=65295]Yes[/quote]
I just sent the web master an email about the picture problem.
We will get it resolved.The site works fine with macs. But if you attach the picture you need to be able to add it to the forum using the instructions in the post from above. If you are still having issues then email us at support@ericthecarguy.com.
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