maybe they have square sections, but it ain't mentioned here, nor is the mod's purpose or current requirement.
Maybe a paperclip will work but with the information provided, and the information given there's simply not enough to ensure it's the correct way.
I'm an electrician with over 32 years in the trade and as it's worded without any in depth query of the what exactly is required it's still the advice of a FUCKWIT that in some instances could be dangerous.
Bear in mind too that I did offer a solution too.
I gave the advice with the assumption that:
It jumper was to remove the ignition retard in the first few gears, therefore doesn't need to carry sfa current
OP would use a suitably bent clip that fits securely in the socket.
No need to get hysterical
Assumption is the mother of all...
Chillax yeah right.
Tell that to a friend whose son is fucked cause he used a paperclip to bypass his light switch as he got tickets for riding with the new law lights on all the time.
paperclip came out at night leading to a nasty nasty crash, same sort of Advice from some FUCKWIT
Remember this is a forum for discussion and that's my opinion against a Barmans.
fight you bastards!![]()
You know that thing about assumptions?
I have many years working in the electrical/electronics arena.
I have a DipESE (electronic and Software Engineering), National Cert in Electronic Engineering, a lapsed A and B Electrical Techinicians certificate.
Part of my work with the same employer for the last 13 years has involved plenty of electrical work.
You've got too much sand in your vagina
Not to mention my own bikes and cars.
I serve beer on Friday afternoons to my workmates because I like doing it.
What the hell does bloop bloops mean?!!!!!!!![]()
If the OP had been trying to rewire his headlights Jellywrestler would have a point.
For this case, paperclip still works fine.
And paperclips are still heaps better than those freezer twisty tie things. I did some rewiring with those once on a little RC car, it caught fire, it was awesome![]()
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