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4.0 will not be rated at 32A if contained in MDPE. Why MDPE? That is an odd way to do it for a new circuit incorporate as few joints as possible.

Why was only one cable used did the builder decide this? Can the other cable be used for the EVSE, is your electrician conversant with EVSE installations?

An electrician would carry out a continuity test but unless you have least equipment you are a bit stuck.

You said you knew which one went into hole 1 if this is not the case under no circumstances guess because if you get it wrong you will create a dead short (one of the blacks is a live return from the switch).

If you are certain you know which black went into hole 1 then push it back in. The other two blacks go into holes 5 and 6. The green/yellow into 3 or 4 it doesn't matter which one.

The crazy thing is putting that gland together correctly could easily be figured out.

I suspect my post in #12 is correct.

What type of cable are you using?

I would say the dome part goes in first then the other silver part to clamp the cable braid or armour, then the rubber, brass washer and bush. I would suggest trial and error but judging from your last post I suspect you don't have much patience.

A type A RCD?

It is not clear if it is off a ring final they do not say this and the fact a fuse box is involved it is not certain, the use of the term spur maybe misplaced who knows without more info.

Spur is the interesting word, is it spurred from a ring final because if so you may have problems or has the term spur been used to describe a separate supply to the fuse box.

I would say it is for an SY type cable.

And how does this help the OP?

How does any of this help the OP?

We are not in France it is irrelevant.

And this helps the OP how?

Not sure how France has become involved who cares what they do.

Why on earth are we discussing France?

We aren't in France.