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Printing out the tip for reference. couple of steps there Im not following like this
"This one is a little harder to wire but nothing a Stovebolter can’t handle. You already have a wire from the brake light switch to the left rear brake light. You’ll need to cut this wire near the brake light switch. Splice a new wire from the cut brake light switch wire to the Gray / Black wire of your signal switch. Splice a wire from the cut brake line wire to the Gray wire of the signal switch. Run a new wire from the Black wire of the signal switch to the right brake light.
(Note: If your truck had a right tail / brake light from the factory but no turn signals there will be two wires from the left light to the right. The one for the brake light will have to be cut and terminated. Leave the taillights connected to each other.)"
I have both barke and tail lights. I just installed the L.E.D. in the rear. Tail, and Stop. I want to use the Stop light as the signal because it is brighter. I have conventional 1157's in the front.
Will that mean the signal lights will work only when the brake pedal is depressed?
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