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picuplouie
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Can anyone enlighten me on the TFI module??? Like some links to what it does, where to buy a new one, how to replace, and stuff like that??? I think the one that's in my car is taking a dive... there is a slight hair line crack. But don't know if that is what's causing the rough idle. ![[Confused]](confused.gif)
[ February 26, 2006, 06:00 AM: Message edited by: picuplouie ]
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CornOil_&_Boost
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Originally posted by picuplouie:
Can anyone enlighten me on the TFI module??? Like some links to what it does, where to buy a new one, how to replace, and stuff like that??? I think the one that's in my car is taking a dive... there is a slight hair line crack. But don't know if that is what's causing the rough idle.
no links to one..
you can buy one anywhere..Kragen, Autozone, etc....and if there isa crack in yours...yes replace it
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TrickRacer50
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The module has nothing to with a rough idle. It will fail and cause the car not to start though.
The module has a plug in connector and is held by two screws that are connected to a metal plate on the distributor. Is the crack between the module and metal plate what you are talking about? If so I would not neccessairly worry about it. Modules cost around $80.00.
If you drive long distances, like to Tahoe then It is good to have an extra module in your car.
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johnson50
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yeah, if the TFI module takes a shit, you will know. your car ain't startin. you also need a special little tool to take off the screws(about 3 bucks)
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J24I
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if you need a TFI module send me a PM
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Jdub07
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I have the tool on the left. And never leave home without it.
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picuplouie
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I have the tool on the left. And never leave home without it.
What kind of wrench is that? Torx bit? Where can do you get one at?
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Jdub07
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Originally posted by Jdub07:
I have the tool on the left. And never leave home without it.
What kind of wrench is that? Torx bit? Where can do you get one at?
I got it at Allied in Fremont. I think pretty much ANY auto parts store will have it. And I think it even says on the package TFI Module Tool Or Wrench. Its an easy find and cheap to buy. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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picuplouie
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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