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#1450903 05/07/2022 3:46 AM
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I have a signal-stat 900 that’s was on my 52 chevy truck
Going to rewire truck with an EZ Wire 12
Circuit harness. Was looking online with no luck
Regarding wire colors on my blinker switch
It has 7 wires
Yellow,Gray,Red,Black,Green,Blue,Red with Green stripe
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the instructions that come with a Trucklite / Signal Stat 900.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YWBowrhUnoURXUpC8

They are made to use the stop light filament in the rear and their own filament in front. If you don't already have a double contact bayonet socket for your parking light, you will need something like this.

tps://www.zoro.com/grote-lamp-socket-pigtail-68130/i/G1038502/?recommended=true

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Originally Posted by crenwelge
If you don't already have a double contact bayonet socket for your parking light, you will need something like this.

tps://www.zoro.com/grote-lamp-socket-pigtail-68130/i/G1038502/?recommended=true
Your second link doesn’t work because it’s missing the first two letters.

https://www.zoro.com/grote-lamp-socket-pigtail-68130/i/G1038502/?recommended=true

However, unless you also change the socket it won’t work. Single filament sockets are different than twin filament. Single filament have two opposite retaining studs on the sides and twin filament have two offset studs so you match the small filament to the running lights and the larger filament to the brake light circuit. You have to buy the entire socket for the conversion.

Here is one that would work and there are others. Check with your favorite vendor.

https://www.classicparts.com/1947-59-Double-Contact-Conversion-Kit/productinfo/47%2D905/

Last edited by Phak1; 05/07/2022 11:43 AM.

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