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6.0 Tech
how many of you repair your own FICMs?
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[QUOTE="Mdub707, post: 208125, member: 107"] Your AE isn't getting a good reading either, do it with a multi-meter. The scanners can only read AS LOW as 40V, but not under. I bet it's worse than that. I repair them all the time. Doing 3 more tonight. If you've never soldered before, it can be a PITA. I would recommend having someone who has worked on components like this before do it for you. I would also recommend re-staking the components after as well. I've found some suitable alternatives in Jegs and Summits (for staking compound). [/QUOTE]
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