Dual-purpose ignition coil removal tool

Ludwig Van Beemer · 05-15-2026, 10:16 PM

Doing the plugs on my M3 and I figured out that my door card/panel removal tool is the PERFECT fit to remove the ignition coils on an S65.

The lower 'fork' slips right into the groove and the long handle gives you just enough leverage to gently pull the coil right out.

Just thought I'd share it with the group.

amrazM · 05-18-2026, 04:53 AM

while that is an elegant solution, the top piece you are exerting force on will usually break off on most cars. i try to lift where the coil meets the valve cover.

05-15-2026, 10:16 PM	#1
Ludwig Van Beemer Enlisted Member 12 Rep 37 Posts Drives: BMW M3, VW GTI Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Chicago iTrader: (0)	Dual-purpose ignition coil removal tool Doing the plugs on my M3 and I figured out that my door card/panel removal tool is the PERFECT fit to remove the ignition coils on an S65. The lower 'fork' slips right into the groove and the long handle gives you just enough leverage to gently pull the coil right out. Just thought I'd share it with the group. Attached Images __________________ 77 320i, 95 325i, 97 328iCs, 99 M3, 03 X5, 06 530i, 12 328xi, another 99 M3, 00 Z3M, 15 M3, 14 320xi, 20 X3 30e, 09 M3
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05-18-2026, 04:53 AM	#2
amrazM mTekMods 2478 Rep 3,150 Posts Drives: like a granny. Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Manhatan iTrader: (1)	while that is an elegant solution, the top piece you are exerting force on will usually break off on most cars. i try to lift where the coil meets the valve cover. __________________ E90M3 - Satin Black F97 X3M - Brooklyn Grey E39 M5 - Silverstone
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