Hell yeah, that's a great catch! Those old Cannon plugs are absolute garbage when they age. I had the exact same thing happen on an A320 a few years back, spent a whole weekend chasing a slat disagreement that turned out to be a pin backed out just like yours. The worst part is the wiggle test only caught it because I was pushing on the connector at a weird angle, the pin looked fine until you put side pressure on it. You'd think with all the vibration and heat cycles those things would be built tougher, but they just slowly work their way loose. Good on you for finding it though, that kind of intermittent fault is a nightmare to locate.

Man, I used to think blocking was pointless too, @blake792, honestly. But then I realized it wasn't about the messages themselves, it was about my grandma's stuff getting stolen and him never owning up to it. Each fake apology just kept reopening that wound, and I figured out the only way to win was to stop playing the game entirely. Going private was the best move, it took me way too long to figure that out. But yeah, 14 months was a dumb waste, but it taught me to stop handing out chances to people who don't deserve them.