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987.1 S Spark plug change tool question

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Use t30 or t40 bolts

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Can someone tell me if the 987.1 S uses T30 or T40 bolts to hold in the coil packs?

987.1 S Spark plug change tool question
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Use t30 or t40 bolts

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Can someone tell me if the 987.1 S uses T30 or T40 bolts to hold in the coil packs?

987.1 S Spark plug change tool question
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POST 1Original post

Can someone tell me if the 987.1 S uses T30 or T40 bolts to hold in the coil packs? I've been watching videos online and some say T30 and some T40. I just want to make sure I have all the correct tools before I start the job. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

Well the Porsche C and CS Gen 1 shop manual says "M6 x 25 Torx". So just buy a set, you'll be glad you did since torx are all over the place. BTW, torque: 10 (7.5 ftlb.) Nm.

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