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I am wondering if anyone has installed this item on their Ultra Classic. Instructions say which wires (but not which colour is which) to attach the red & white wires to, but there are 3 wires going to the brake light. Also, any ideas on where to put the housing?
I am wondering if anyone has installed this item on their Ultra Classic. Instructions say which wires (but not which colour is which) to attach the red & white wires to, but there are 3 wires going to the brake light. Also, any ideas on where to put the housing?
The 3 wires that you should be seeing most commonly are black(ground), blue(running lights), and red with or without a colored stripe (brake).
If this is the case, the wire you would use is the variation of red.
This is the most common scenario, if you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please call 800-785-1814 | M-F | 9-5 EST.
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