| Kettle Custodian (pot stirrer) Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 29,740 | One of thre three pins on the back of the sealed beam is the ground. Use a set of jumper wires and a battery to wring out which blade terminal is the common ground which allows the high and low beams to burn when power is applied, and trace that wire in the 3 pin plug to the point where it attaches to the body metal. Be aware that decades of rust can interrupt the normal pathway back to the battery, so adding a few extra ground wires can definitely be to your advantage! Jerry
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