Coil Replacement to Updated Coils
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Coil Replacement to Updated Coils
When I was changing my oil, I noticed I had a coil with a crack in it. No misfires or anything. So I bought a new updated one and it came with different longer bolts. However after I pulled the old one out, I discovered that I didn't have the necessary socket to install the new coil bolts. I just discovered that they are called reverse torx. I called Porsche and they could not give me a size of socket I need, only the name of the socket I need.
Can someone please let me know the size of socket I need to install the new coil bolts?
Thanks.
Can someone please let me know the size of socket I need to install the new coil bolts?
Thanks.
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Yeah... I ended having to run out to the local Harbor Freight for a set of Torx sockets and a set of E-sockets. If I remember, they were Torx 30 and E 10, but I really can't be sure, sorry. I just bought a $10 set of each and made sure I could get the old ones out and the new ones in.
The swivel extended spark plug wrench is a MUST if you're gonna do plugs (see other threads). That and a healthy assortment of extensions (I think I used a unique combo for each one) is your friend. Youtube videos are helpful on that whole thing.
Good Luck!
The swivel extended spark plug wrench is a MUST if you're gonna do plugs (see other threads). That and a healthy assortment of extensions (I think I used a unique combo for each one) is your friend. Youtube videos are helpful on that whole thing.
Good Luck!