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Not sure what you're trying to do Jack?
With this set up will the turn signal ever work when you have the brake on, doesn't look like it. Maybe you could get a converter ?
Thanks for the wiring diagram! The light in the far right is what I have. And I'm trying to connect it to a 2009 Roadking. The problem is that I am not using the tribar/facia. I can get the run/turn/stop module, but I will still have to figure out how to connect a 2009 'jumper' (the wire bundle that runs inside the rear fender) to the tailight.
The tailight has a 12pin connector (with 8 wires/pins being used) and the 'jumper' terminates at a 6pin connector. See the jumper circled in the picture.
The red circle is the part I'm connecting to the light bar.
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Brake light Issues.
