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Totally agree with John here except in the case where the PIA is already socketed and you have a known good PIA in hand. Of course if you suspect a bad PIA in a socket on a Sys11 it's likely been replaced once already and you have to suspect prior work. At that point a test ROM and logic probe will come in handy...
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