finlay
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posted on 19/6/08 at 07:58 AM |
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help needed with hooking up rear lights
hi all
need some help, again, with hooking up the rear lights
i cant figure out which wire goes where
this is what i have is on the near side
black - earth
red black - N/S side lights x 2 wires in the same bullet
green purple - N/S stop lights
Green Red - N/S indicators
this is what i have on the offside
black - earth
red white - O/S side lights x 1 wire
green purple - O/S stop lights
green white - O/S indicators
all wires have bullets on the end which i will remove to fit a three way for the stop light, like the one shown
and a 2 way for the indicators, like the one shown
the main light have 3 port connectors, and indicators have 2 port connectors, both only fit 1 way to lights
how do i know which wire goes in to either port 1,2,3 on the brake light and 1,2 on the indicator ?
i can see the need for 5 wires on both the N/S and O/S, but i only have 4 wires on the O/S available due the red white only having 1 wire with a
bullet on the end
any help would be much appriciated
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marc n
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posted on 19/6/08 at 09:57 AM |
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copper coloured terminal is earth, which you link from light to light
cheers
marc
please email rather than u2u
direct workshop email ( manned 8am till 6pm )
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finlay
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posted on 19/6/08 at 10:13 AM |
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cheers
so i take it, it doesnt matter which port i put the brake light wire and side light wire in then ?
thanks
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richardh
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posted on 19/6/08 at 10:22 AM |
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be very careful here
the brake one is in the middle
if you check the sides out by stripping the wire bare then putting the earth on one end and the side on the other you'll get it right.
i got caught out and spend 2 days trying to figure it out. Off side was the other way round for for earth and side
i ended up shorting out on braking and lighting up the number plate etc
sva failure.
if in doubt use the very small female connectors first (if you are on own as its easier) or get some mates round to hold wires on.
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