Discuss Can I use an M8 cable lug on an M6 or M5 stud? in the DIY Electrical Advice area at ElectriciansForums.net

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Hello. I am doing a campervan conversion and will be doing the wiring shortly. I have some M8 non insulated cable lugs for my different sized cables but some studs on the fuses and the fuse box are M6 and M5. So the M8 lugs are quite large for some connections. Is that an issue? Am I better ordering M6 and M5 lugs?
 

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