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    TCU Rebuild

    Common knowledge of TCU capacitor and resistor failures in the unit. I found a very detailed DIY for repairing the burnt components recently but can not seem to find it again. Help? There is a lot of info on the TCU problems in the forum already. But I can't find a DIY or detailed information on repairing it.....

    Anybody know of a DIY? I haven't checked my TCU yet but I suspect it of experiencing such failure. Either way it would be pretty useful to have a link posted. Thanks.


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    Is this it?

    http://people.consolidated.net/etrid...ordtcufix.html

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      Originally posted by Ice D View Post
      Is this it?

      http://people.consolidated.net/etrid...ordtcufix.html
      Ice D FTW!!!!!!!!!


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