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Evening people anybody got any ideas of how to best terminate this pyro without having to re gland it.
Its feeding the meter to an old 3036 board, that's to be changed . Running a armoured not an option , need to secure to a metal adaptable box but no idea how going to lock it in place without re glanding it any ideas be appreciated.
 

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