Junction Box Positive terminal cover
I totally sent this to Simon and he is thinking about it.
He did have an initial good idea to get the broken one to stick back on: Glue a small magnet on the bottom of the broken cover. That magnet will then stick to the positive post underneath. Brilliant!
Also he said that 3d printed plastics probably won’t work in this area as it’s too hot underhood.
Love me some Simon.
He did have an initial good idea to get the broken one to stick back on: Glue a small magnet on the bottom of the broken cover. That magnet will then stick to the positive post underneath. Brilliant!
Also he said that 3d printed plastics probably won’t work in this area as it’s too hot underhood.
Love me some Simon.
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I totally sent this to Simon and he is thinking about it.
He did have an initial good idea to get the broken one to stick back on: Glue a small magnet on the bottom of the broken cover. That magnet will then stick to the positive post underneath. Brilliant!
Also he said that 3d printed plastics probably won’t work in this area as it’s too hot underhood.
Love me some Simon.
He did have an initial good idea to get the broken one to stick back on: Glue a small magnet on the bottom of the broken cover. That magnet will then stick to the positive post underneath. Brilliant!
Also he said that 3d printed plastics probably won’t work in this area as it’s too hot underhood.
Love me some Simon.
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