OLD SUB, The switch on this one only opperates the turn indicators,(it appears to be installed back when the truck was young), It came with extra lamps so intergrating the stop lamp was not an option. I wish to keep the old switch but also want a rt. hand brake lamp,(I am told that the second tail lamp was also a dealer installed option.) I have purchased the rt. side lamp, bracket and the adaptor. Doing it this way seems to be the best way with fewer modifications.
Rusty Rod The 1941 only had 1 tail lamp. Inside that lamp are 2 single element bulbs. One for stop and one for tail lamp. I haven't found an adaptor to change the bulb sockets over to dual element bulbs. I would like that better but they just done exhist for that bulb sockett. I have used you idea on many a trailer for wiring lights up, it makes a very clean install. Wish it were that simple. So if I add the second tail lamp and hook up the wires (without the adaptor) the brake lamps and turn signals will cause a feed back. Only the brake lamps will work when stopping while the turn signals are on.
46 I saw that sockett but had already purchased the wiring adaptor. I really think the wiring adaptor will be simpler to install. All the adaptor does is add some diodes to the turn signal system and allow for the brake lamp and turn lamp to use the same bulb element.
