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#87888 05/27/2002 7:00 PM | Joined: Sep 2001 Posts: 100 Member | | Member Joined: Sep 2001 Posts: 100 | Okay. I tried redshiba's advice first. I twisted carefully against the stop (counterclockwise) and gave the needle cap a slow firm pull. It came off as advertized. Maybe it was just luck. Anyway it saved another trip to the junk yard that tpsierra recommended. I didn't get around to trying heat on the socket. Probably a soldering iron would have been ok. But this time twist and pull worked just fine. Thanks a whole lot for all the good advice. Somebody oughta write a book. 
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