YOUR RESEARCHNeed help with pulling out no3 coil on a 3.6 996
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Am I missing something again? There just isn't enough room to pull this damn thing out :S I'm sure there is a more straightforward way than having to go down the route of removing exhaust components and finding my way to removing that bracket surely?
I removed the muffler. It only took ten minutes. That saved me a lot of frustration and knuckles.
Righto, remove muffler then that bracket it looks like.
I did it without having to remove the hanger. The end of the coil is bendy, you should be able to pull it back and bend down enough to pull it out.
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Removing the muffler can is key
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