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If you have separate turn/ brake lights, route the brake light wire,
#918
to
the closest brake light as well.
On housings/assemblies with a dual filament bulb this will be the brighter
filament.
If your housing requires a ground source, ground wires will also need to
be created at this time.
Cut the wires to length and connect to the appropriate contact/wire in the
housings/assemblies. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions if you are
using aftermarket assemblies. Splices have been provided to make these
connections.
Tail Lights
In most cases your rear exterior lights will have at least one housing/assembly
with a dual filament bulb. The tail light connections will connect to the dimmest
filament(s) of this type of housing/assembly. Two wires are provided in the tail section
for these connections, they are:
2 Black/Brown-
16 gauge wires, one printed
[TAIL SECTION] #929 TO LEFT TAIL
LIGHT
and the other
[TAIL SECTION] #929 TO RIGHT TAIL LIGHT
,
these wires will
provide the tail lights power. These wires receive power from the headlight switch and
will have power anytime the headlight switch is pulled into the PARK/TAIL LIGHT ON
and HEADLIGHT ON positions. These wires can be seen in the
Tail Section
Schematic
on page 100 &101 of this manual.
Loosely route a
#929
wire to each side of the vehicle. Depending on the
vehicle or what housing/sockets you are using you may have more than
one tail light on each side.
To power additional tail light sockets and/or a license plate light, you will
need to splice or link from a
#929
wire over to the additional lamp. As
seen in the diagrams on page 100 & 101.
Cut the wires to length and connect to the appropriate contact in the
housings/assemblies. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions if you are
using after market assemblies.
Reverse Light
One wire is provided in the tail section for reverse light connections, it is:
Black/Green-
16 gauge wire, printed
#956 REVERSE LIGHT POWER
, this wires will
provide power to the reverse or back up lights. This wire receives power from the
reverse switch and will have power anytime the shifter is in the
REVERSE
position.
Because most installs may not have reverse lights, only one wire has been
provided to avoid having multiple power wires in the tail section that may not be used.
