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Ok, this is the E-Clip/pin that was causing me issues. It still isn't fully seated in the slit that is around the pin.



Looks ugly, but the low temp hot glue is mainly to protect against abrasion.


Here you can kinda see the Garage Sale sign plastic I used to hold the servos. Like a spacer, kinda.



The return tubing kinked because of the hot glue, so far it hasn't caused any issues while testing. The number "3" is to help me remember that channel 3 is that servo/function.



The pliers I used covered with hot glue to lessen the damage to the collars, it helped.



This collar I slightly damaged. It was really hard for me to get the tubing on too because the metal elbow would swivel away. Finally I used an allen key between the two metal elbows to stop it moving. Also helped alleviate my fear of the elbow snapping off from the pressure required to apply the collar.