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replacing coils and brake pipes


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Hi,

 

Just bought a second hand boxter s and took it in to my local specialist to have look at it and give it a once over. Apparently all 6 ignition coils are cracked and need replaced and one of the brake pipes is corroded (although it did just get an mot from the garage i bought it from) and also needs replaced.

 

For someone reasonably handy with a spanner (not me I must add) how easy is it to replace the coils on the boxter S. Easy enough DIY fix, or needs to go into the garage? I've been quoted around £400 quid to get them replaced :-(

 

Likewise, can the brakepipe be replaced at any old garage, or is it a dealer/specialist that would need to do this?

 

thanks

 

 

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:welcome:

 

Yes, the ignition coils should be straightforward and easy with the proper tools. Check out some of the Spark Plug DIY instructions - the procedure is the same.

 

Yes, you can replace the brake line but I would be sure and get the part from a Porsche dealer or from a good donor car. Of course the fluid for the brakes and clutch will need to be flushed refilled/bled. Again, a power bleed tool is needed and instructions can be found in the DIY section.

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