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      07-21-2025, 12:17 PM   #1
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Looking for a Division M coil removal tool if anyone has one and doesn't need it anymore. I can't seem to find one new on Amazon or anywhere else. Thanks for the help

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Looking for a Division M coil removal tool if anyone has one and doesn't need it anymore. I can't seem to find one new on Amazon or anywhere else. Thanks for the help
IF you want to save some money use a flat shoelace (about 3/8th of an inch wide) underneath the head of the coil-pack between the valve cover and coil pack base. I own an M Division coil removal tool and it is capable of breaking off the coil pack button top. Inside the coil-pack head is a solid state chip-set so care must be taken when removing the coil-packs. Another tip is to rotate the coil packs slightly back and forth to break (free) the rubber seal, then use the flat head of a large screwdriver to carefully insert a flat shoe lace underneath the coil pack head and out the other side (between the valve cover and coil pack head base). Pull up on the shoe lace - and voila the coil pack should come out.
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      07-23-2025, 12:11 PM   #3
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Thanks DrFerry appreciate the suggestion
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      07-23-2025, 02:49 PM   #4
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This works well too windshield wiper puller method

I use this since the puller you’re after is rare as hen’s teeth lately.
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      08-29-2025, 06:54 AM   #5
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This isn't the one I used when I bought from amazon, it says unavailable, but I did find this seller: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GZ3XZQG...e=true&csmig=1
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