I can see you are Dutch, so let me be blunt as we Dutchies like to be.... wat wil je nou exact horen dan?
The DYI video has been (re) posted several times in this thread. Remove the notches.....flip the connector over.....and reinsert.

Instructions have been posted in text, in video. There is nothing else to say.

15 minutes ago, stigma said:

I can see you are Dutch, so let me be blunt as we Dutchies like to be.... wat wil je nou exact horen dan?
The DYI video has been (re) posted several times in this thread. Remove the notches.....flip the connector over.....and reinsert.

Instructions have been posted in text, in video. There is nothing else to say.

Ja dat is een optie. Maar een kabeltje er tussen zetten lijkt mij wat netter, dan eraan moeten gaan snijden :) Vandaar mijn vraag naar zo'n adaptertje.

The space at that spot is already super tight and also, the cable isn't that long to begin with. Best option is to just grind it. You will never need to remove that cable in it's lifetime after that.

Depending on where you live, i can do it for you, if you are afraid to do it yourself.

I also do coding and servicing if you are interested. PM me if you have interest in any of the aforementioned.

Edited 14 April14 Apr by stigma

On 15/04/2026 at 02:27, stigma said:

The space at that spot is already super tight and also, the cable isn't that long to begin with. Best option is to just grind it. You will never need to remove that cable in it's lifetime after that.

Depending on where you live, i can do it for you, if you are afraid to do it yourself.

I also do coding and servicing if you are interested. PM me if you have interest in any of the aforementioned.

How much do I need to grind the two pins? Should I grind them until they completely disappear, or just sand the surface until they become thinner?

Sorry, I don’t speak English very well and I didn’t fully understand.

11 hours ago, cristi_r22 said:

How much do I need to grind the two pins? Should I grind them until they completely disappear, or just sand the surface until they become thinner?

Sorry, I don’t speak English very well and I didn’t fully understand.

I've used a Stanley knife to carefully cut off the pins completely: the result needs to be a flat surface on the connector. Be careful not to cut in your own hands. Cut off small pieces each time, take your time.

2 hours ago, BlueRocket said:

I've used a Stanley knife to carefully cut off the pins completely: the result needs to be a flat surface on the connector. Be careful not to cut in your own hands. Cut off small pieces each time, take your time.

Awesome, thank you bro! Now I got it straight!