03-29-2021, 09:31 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Liberty, & Garden City S.C. , U.S.
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Re: Parking Lights
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Originally Posted by Minkota
so I finally had a little time to start checking the wiring to try and get my rear parking and brake lights working. I can not seem to locate the harness connectors that are shown on the diagram. where would they typically be located. I did find the three connectors at the rear, but nothing intermediate between the rearmost connector and the firewall junction box.
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Disconnect the rear connector and put a test light in each terminal and go through the signals and brakes and lights to see if you get anything on each wire. The brakes and turn signals are the same wires. The schematic is color coded for all the light for both sides.
Drivers side lights:
Brown: is parking, tail lights, side marker and tag light.
Light Green: is drivers side backup light.
Yellow: Drivers side brake & turn signal
Passenger side lights:
Brown: is parking, tail lights, side marker and tag light.
Light Green: is passenger side backup light.
Dark Green: Passenger side brake & turn signal
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