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Originally Posted by SVX8588
Yes it is quite tricky. It took me probably 20 mins to get it off the first time. I took a small flat screwdriver and used it to pry the small flat plastic tab toward the body of the connector. If the metal tab that it slides onto is at all rusty it makes it much more difficult to get off. I'd take a picture for you, but it's rainy and windy outside!
Let me know if you can't figure it out and I can take a picture when the hurricane slows down a little!
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Thanks!
It took me a few minutes to figure out the plastic tab part. The metal tab is what I'm having trouble with. Does it really just slide on and off? It's really on there and I don't wanna apply brute force and risk breaking something.
I also heard that hurricane has some crazy flooding. A classmate of mine showed me a picture of a shark swimming between all the stuck cars!
Stay safe!
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Originally Posted by svxfiles
Once you have a new coil in hand its easier to see how to remove the original.
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That's the thing: I want to make sure it's the coil before I drop $80 on a new one.
