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Will_Vanderburg
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Terminal block
On a wooden firewall, is the terminal block held to the firewall with the same screws that hold the wires? Or are there longer screws for that? Thanks!
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Re: Terminal block
All depends on what you haveWill_Vanderburg wrote: ↑Sun Jun 04, 2023 1:42 pmOn a wooden firewall, is the terminal block held to the firewall with the same screws that hold the wires? Or are there longer screws for that? Thanks!
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Not sure about this being for both wood & steel firewalls.
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Re: Terminal block
Metal firewall! What size terminal block screws (original) are they?
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Re: Terminal block
On my '22 it is held on by the screws that hold the wires.