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whats the basic 986 toolkit

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OK I got impatient started a job and of course needed a special tool, so heres the first on the list Porsche special tool P986hoho1

In case its not obvious the mini shifter wrench has a tork screwbit in the jaws making a right angle screw driver to fit in the tight space, taking out the 2nd screw on the ICV (you could add some blue tack in the jaws of the shifter, or spanner, so the bit doesnt drop out and get lost down below)

see seperate post with instruction on cleaning ICV

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Looking for a suggestion on an essential but minimum toolkit, went to clean the ICV and murhys law dont have the right tool to get it out, hence the question, what basic kit will do most jobs?
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