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I am trying to install an after-market data logger into my 2006 Cayman S. I need to connect a tap onto one of the spark trigger outputs going to one of the coils. I have a schematic which tells me which wire I would want to use but how on earth do I get working room at the computer? How do I remove the computer connectors so I can pull them away and look for the wire I want to tap? There are about 5 connectors going to the computer and the computer itself is somewhat tucked away behind the Styrofoam pad. I looked at gaining access from the engine end but the wires just disappear up above the engine and out of site from that end too. Any suggestions? Thanks.