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tail light assembly
Tail lights came with two bulbs or two filaments, right?
Use 12v bulb(s) in the 6v socket(s).
That is all that is needed for:
1. tail light - signal light (I think)
2. brake light
For the front signal, you can get a dual-filament fixture to replace the single filament fixture. | | | | | Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 Ex Hall Monitor | | Ex Hall Monitor Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 | It would be the brake bulb used for the turn signal. I don't know how the wiring would go for turn signals but when braking both bulbs are lit. If the OP really wants to go with a single 1157 bulb there are adapters on the market. <CLICK> I bought a pair & decided my 6v are brighter with the right bulbs so I took them off and modified my original bracket. OP, if you want those brackets PM me. I'll save you some money over the vendors.
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