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so I'm going to take the 2 wires coming off the tailight, and connect ground to ground, and take the other single wire off to the taillight and connect it to the 2 other wires off the led? Will this give me the full range of functions on the new LED? If so, I think that would work fine, right?
yep that's what i am sayin- but test with a battery first - pretty easy.
positive of battery to running wire, negative of battery to ground wire. the running leds will be on.
then twist the brake and turn wires together and touch them to the battery positive. you'll see how it lights up if you wire it this way.
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