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Originally Posted by ersin
I don't want to break the coils as some have done doing it this way. I'd like to get the BMW tool, but the "less than" BMW tools look good and probably less potential of breaking the coils than a screw driver or chord. If I don't get one I'll do what I need to, but it would be nice to have a cheap tool for this.
BTW, the dealership wants over $700 to change the plugs. 
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So ridiculous. Granted it took me forever to do because I did little by little. Personally, I'd be pretty comfortable with using a big screw driver and just be careful. You can't even use the tool in the back 2 anyway. If you can't find a tool, just start prying little by little in each direction, and once it loses suction, it'll pop out.
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