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![]() There is a special tool made for changing the TFI. Its a standard socket size (4mm?) but has a reduced outer diameter to fit in those little holes on the module. You can also grind down a 1/4" drive sock to get in there if you don't have any other choices. Most parts stores carry the TFI socket though.
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