So in my work today I managed to break what appears to be a grounding plug on the left side of the block.
I can totally just strip back the wire and add some length to it and ground it at another point, but is there a more professional way to do it?
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You could order another plug from a breaker, then de-pin the existing plug and fit the new one.
Quote from: Alex Knight on April 28, 2024, 18:28You could order another plug from a breaker, then de-pin the existing plug and fit the new one.
Thanks I looked up depinning, tried and failed at it on this plug but noticed that I had a bit of wire remaining if I took out the rubber bung.
E voila! 1x fixed plug ready to re-integrate into the loom :)
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