you have the round connector terminals as opposed to the 2 flat blade type...

I would visit a NAPA store and look thru Dorman and wells electrical products BUT I suspect the store will have a source for these connectors...

 

You can buy them from rockauto also... I zip tied mine in an x pattern and it held up fine until I did an engine swap.

 

Thanks folks, I really appreciate the replies! I had it ziptied before, maybe I'll do that again. It'd be nice to have a normal functioning locking tab, but ok. My concern with the help section pigtails is that the connector isn't cometwly oval. It has those two cuts (if you look closely).

 

https://aeromotive.us/industries/automotive/automotive-connector/

Try this company. You can send them pics of connectors, etc. I have been able to get replacement connectors from them that are not even available from my own manufacturer.

https://aeromotive.us/

Gave you both the home page and connector page.

 

Thank you kindly! I'll let you know how it works out!

 

Did you ever get it fixed? If not this would work...

https://www.quadratec.com/products/17610_03.htm

Cut of one connector and crimp on to the harness.

 

My po cut my coil connector off and twisted the wires onto a used coil...lol. i had a hard time locating a suitable replacement so i used one of these....it's a power cord to a 9 volt charger for cameras, shavers et al.
The female plug is a very tight fit over the mail end on the coil, i had to whittle the two 90° corners to ease them just a bit. The fitment ends up being extra tight and I've had no problem in 2 years of service. While you have your coil out give it a hearty shake....if it rattles it's time to replace it. I got mine at napa auto parts

 

Wow, just happened to stumble by and saw the new action on the thread!

Splicing the connector was an option but I think I’d like to split the wires and use a round, canister style ignition coil if that’s possible. Til then, I’ve had the connection ziptied in place but the connection is still not secure.

I’ll definitely update when the RONA clears up.

 

So I’d call the zip ties a good fix!
Most of the round body coils aren’t going to be high voltage unless you buy like an accel or a Mallory. Zip ties and SealAll should do it 🙂

 

MSD sells a pigtail that has the correct plug on it. Just got one myself from Summit Racing to replace mine.

 

In case anybody is looking for cheap connectors and has a breakers yard nearby here's a list of vehicles that use the same coil (courtesy of rockauto)

CHRYSLER DYNASTY 1991-1992
CHRYSLER LEBARON 1991-1994
DODGE B150 1992-1994
DODGE B1500 1995-1997
DODGE B250 1992-1994
DODGE B2500 1995-1997
DODGE B350 1992-1994
DODGE B3500 1995-1997
DODGE CARAVAN 1991-1995
DODGE D150 PICKUP 1992-1993
DODGE D250 PICKUP 1992-1993
DODGE D350 PICKUP 1992-1993
DODGE DAKOTA 1992-1997
DODGE DAYTONA 1991-1993
DODGE DYNASTY 1991-1993
DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP 1994-1997
DODGE RAM 2500 PICKUP 1994-1997
DODGE RAM 3500 PICKUP 1994-1997
DODGE RAM 3500 VAN 1997
DODGE RAM 4000 1995-1996
DODGE RAMCHARGER 1992-1993
DODGE SHADOW 1991-1994
DODGE SPIRIT 1991-1995
DODGE STRATUS 1995
DODGE W150 PICKUP 1992-1993
DODGE W250 PICKUP 1992-1993
DODGE W350 PICKUP 1992-1993
JEEP CHEROKEE 1991-1997
JEEP COMANCHE 1991-1992
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1993-1997
JEEP WRANGLER 1991-1997
PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 1991-1995
PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 1991-1994
PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1991-1995

 

The only new one available is the Accel/MSD adapter harness. No idea why the connector is not offered individually.

I just replaced mine.

 

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