Yanked off the Mode connector... now what?

Yes, I looked at those guides, but those are all "normal" repairs, like replacing lenses, screens, etc. My question is something I did out of the ordinary. Instead of pulling out a connector, I yanked off the entire housing for it. So if there is an expert out there on Canon cameras, my question is should I spend my time taking it into a repair shop, or is this toast now? (To be more specific, basically, I yanked out the entire white connector housing for the connector that attaches to the mode selector wheel. So now, I can't select a new mode at all - portrait, tv, live, p, av, m, etc. The connection to that is gone.) Is this a smoldering job, or is it not even worth trying?