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Burnt coil and wire connector #6 cyl

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Hi all,
I have a 2000 Millenium Edition C4 with a cly6 misfire code. After pulling the wheel, I removed the coil and the connector to the wiring connector just released on its own.

Both the coil and wire connector appear burn. The coil is easy enough to get, but any idea how best to replace the black/orange wiring connector inside the rubber boot? 
Thank you for any help!

Jack5j

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1 hour ago, JFP in PA said:

A photo would be useful. 

I cut the boot off, but the black/orange connector that plugs into the coil.

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That Weather Pac connector is part #PNA72104300136, dealers sell them:

 

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You are going to need to source a replacement dust boot and get the necessary pin extractor tools to get the old one apart and install a replacement.  Another possible is source a used one with some wire still attached to it and then cut, solder, and heat shrink tube over it to make it electrically sound and weather tight.

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28 minutes ago, Jack5j said:

How have you been JFP?? FANTASTIC WEATHER!

Staying out of trouble as much as possible, and the weather has been great of late.

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13 minutes ago, JFP in PA said:

Staying out of trouble as much as possible, and the weather has been great of late.

Thank you so much!  I had no idea this will be the norm through Monday?? Enjoy it!

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