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  1. 02-05-2009, 05:57 AM #1
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    Trick for relay Socket Mounting

    I am redoing my fusebox area with plug in fuses. So far it is going very well. One of my relay sockets is missing the rubber plug on the back. So I can not mount it on the relay holder. Pelican wants $57 for a new one, and I just can not force myself to pay that for a missing peice of rubber.

    Does anyone have any tricks for reattaching the relay holder once the rubber plug has failed?

    thanks in advance -- rr
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    I send you an old socket.
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    really -- wow

    that is very kind of you. I sent a pm with my address
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    Quote Originally Posted by drwhosc View Post
    Does anyone have any tricks for reattaching the relay holder once the rubber plug has failed?
    Does anyone have a trick for attaching the relay holder when the rubber plug has NOT failed? Pushing and twisting just does not seem to work.
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