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putting a new rear fender on and had led's frenched in. My problem is i bought a new hd harness so i didn't have to cut mine and i tried to get a service manual dealer has none. I need to know what each color on the stock harness hooks up to to wire in the new lights.
I thought i might clarify what i am looking for. there are 6 wires a black, blue, brown, purple, orange-yellow, red-white. I am sure the black is ground but what are the others designated for thanks i have searched forums with no luck to an answer.
I thought i might clarify what i am looking for. there are 6 wires a black, blue, brown, purple, orange-yellow, red-white. I am sure the black is ground but what are the others designated for thanks i have searched forums with no luck to an answer.
this is from the notes I have...
Black= Ground
Blue= Running Lights
Brown=R Turn
Purple=L Turn
O/Y= I capped this one and am not using
R/W=Brake
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