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Just recieved these from Tps there are four wires in total and each wire has two spade terminals there are two wires from each coil and i have four my question is do i cut these wires in half to get eight terminals and then crimp to the coil wires or do these go as they are and i need four more of these. anyone done this before?
Just recieved these from Tps there are four wires in total and each wire has two spade terminals there are two wires from each coil and i have four my question is do i cut these wires in half to get eight terminals and then crimp to the coil wires or do these go as they are and i need four more of these. anyone done this before? thanks.
That is the way Audi supplies their repair male and female pins, i.e. 2 on a pig-tail. I presume the logic is they (their supplier) can do a much better job of "W"-crimping the pin to the wire than you could and that any idiot (read, me, you) can do a butt connector crimp (or soldered and heat shrink-covered joint). Bottomline: Cut the four wires in the middle to get eight pins.
Here is a post that might help you with your work:
(Ignore the re-sexed Jetta taillight connector part):
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