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i dont use the socket in my Z, but on my G i put a thin piece of plastic on the male plug side under the metal tab to make
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04-11-2011, 09:45 AM
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i dont use the socket in my Z, but on my G i put a thin piece of plastic on the male plug side under the metal tab to make the plug a more snug fit.
i kinda need to muscle it in/out but it wont come loose on its own. next best is to hardwire a new wire and plug and use that instead. |
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