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It was not like this when I plugged it in last time ,,, replace plastic housing and clean existing connectors or re solder all new , what is the best easy option TIA, Greg

Take a Dremmel with a thin cut-off wheel and cut the plastic off the connectors. You will be able to re-use them most of the time, just clean them up and insert into the new connector.

Dave

Ok thanks, really didn't think anyone would need to cut off and install new prong connectors , Clean and a mild squeeze to the female connector , Also found a nice Vid to help pull the prongs out for anyone trying to figure out removal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE-hRjrLuyQ

And, be certain to cover everything with a generous amount of dielectric/silicon grease before connecting things.

Looks like you've been shopping at www.cycleterminal.com! Gotta love those guys.

If you are keen to keep the OEM look, use a thick bright red 'Sharpie' permanent marker pen and 'colour in' all over the exterior of the white plastic housing so it becomes red, just like your original.

Works a treat and looks good too. Hard to pick from OEM then.

herdygerdy wrote:Looks like you've been shopping at http://www.cycleterminal.com! Gotta love those guys.

If you are keen to keep the OEM look, use a thick bright red 'Sharpie' permanent marker pen and 'colour in' all over the exterior of the white plastic housing so it becomes red, just like your original.

Works a treat and looks good too. Hard to pick from OEM then.

herdygerdy wrote:Looks like you've been shopping at http://www.cycleterminal.com! Gotta love those guys.

If you are keen to keep the OEM look, use a thick bright red 'Sharpie' permanent marker pen and 'colour in' all over the exterior of the white plastic housing so it becomes red, just like your original.

Works a treat and looks good too. Hard to pick from OEM then.

Ok thanks gave up looking for a Red plug

Larry Zimmer wrote:And, be certain to cover everything with a generous amount of dielectric/silicon grease before connecting things.

Thanks so humid up here in the summers moisture is a real pain , Greg