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Old 08-06-2007, 10:12 AM
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Anyone have a set of these actually wired up? I did not get a wiring diagram in the box. I have 2 black wires coming from the unit. One had red tape on it. Do I assume that one is for the blinker wire and the other is for the running light lead? And the unit itself grounds from being mounted? The reason I ask is I assumed the red taped wire was for blinkers and the other black wire was ground. I have blinkers, but no running lights from these units...they are suppose to work like the stock units?
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Old 08-06-2007, 10:22 AM
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there isn't a separate ground wire used on the 69's, they ground through the housing to the valance. So one of the two wires is for the park lights and the other is for the blinker. The wire with red tape is for the blinker, the other is for the parking light. It grounds through the mounting studs/nuts.


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After I got it wired I thought that is the way you would do it, but I did not want to burn out the board by wiring it wrong.

Thanks again for your help
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