Xr30 g4 corroded pin

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Does anyone have any ideas of how to fix or replace this part shown in the picture here. The second pin on the right side bottom is corroded and I don't believe it provides good contact with the cluster.
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Maybe some contact cleaner spray or a light brushing with a brass brush
 
Maybe some contact cleaner spray or a light brushing with a brass brush
I did clean it but it has corroded to where it isn't contacting I believe. I think I might need to replace the pin or figure something out similar
 
I did clean it but it has corroded to where it isn't contacting I believe. I think I might need to replace the pin or figure something out similar
The corrosion in the picture has come back after a few months.
 
Maybe contact manufacturer...maybe they can offer a suggestion or part to fix it
 
I normally replace the entire connector on the board. That second pin on the right is clearly shorter as part of it corroded away and needs to be replaced.
 
I normally replace the entire connector on the board. That second pin on the right is clearly shorter as part of it corroded away and needs to be replaced.
Where can I get that connector?
 
I just got this light back from fixreef and it fired up, connected to Mobius and is on my frag tank. Thanks Alex. I appreciate the repair and fast turnaround.
 

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