YOUR RESEARCHOpening the engine lid?
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Howdy, How do you open the engine lid? I haven't bought the service manuals yet, but I want to know how to get to the top side of the engine. The owner's manual was no help, it simply said to leave it to the service department, and my salesman saidthe service technicianshave a 'special tool'. Has anyone opened their lid? Does it require any 'special' tools, or just a normal tool -- like a torx, hex or other commonly-available bit? Thanks, Bill
Look toward the botttom of the Cayman Club home page. There is a listing of favortie articles that have been published on the site. One of those listed is 'removing the engine cover' and gives an excellent illustrated how-to procedure.
__thanks to KmanS.
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Oops /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/embaressed_smile.gif Thanks for the link and the article. Very nice!
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