Help with tail light wiring
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Drifting
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Help with tail light wiring
Hello I am a new owner of an old c4. 1985 . The guy before me had some 1992 tail lights on each end with some kind of rubber stopper around them. Well I took them out and disconnected them to find on the right 1-dark green 1-brown 1- black wires. I have the originals he took off but they have 2 dark grn 1 brown and 1 black. 4 vs 3.
On the left same but replace yellow with dark green. I have all of the rest of the lighting working. I don't want to short anything.
Thx a lot!
On the left same but replace yellow with dark green. I have all of the rest of the lighting working. I don't want to short anything.
Thx a lot!
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Hello I am a new owner of an old c4. 1985 . The guy before me had some 1992 tail lights on each end with some kind of rubber stopper around them. Well I took them out and disconnected them to find on the right 1-dark green 1-brown 1- black wires. I have the originals he took off but they have 2 dark grn 1 brown and 1 black. 4 vs 3.
On the left same but replace yellow with dark green. I have all of the rest of the lighting working. I don't want to short anything.
Thx a lot!
On the left same but replace yellow with dark green. I have all of the rest of the lighting working. I don't want to short anything.
Thx a lot!
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Drifting
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From: Venice Cali.
So you think it f I just skip one of the green on the right and yellow on the left and use the three I will be good to go. I guess you are saying that if they used them in the middle they would have needed the extra wire.
Ok thx for that.
Ok thx for that.
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Each lamp you want to perform a stop/turn on the left needs a yellow to it and each on the right needs a green to it. Each that you want to perform the tail function needs a brown to it.
