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Headlight Wiring
#861097 06/22/2012 4:16 AM
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I'll be wiring my headlights in the near future and I have a question about the three prongs on the back of a sealed beam unit.There is a prong on top and then two below it. Which of the three does the manufacture consider to be the ground prong?

-Mike-

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Hy sleeve, when viewed from the front of the headlight the vertical prong on the right is the ground prong, if I'm remembering correctly.
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