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Wiring up rust bucket to sealed beam head lights. My problem is that i have three wires coming into the bucket. I have found the parking light wire, but after grounding the light, there is no where to hook it. The light has three terminals 1 for the ground wire, 1 for the high beam and 1 for the low beam. I have found the following
6 oclock system off 7 oclock parking light wire is hot 5 oclock no wires are hot 4 oclock high beam is hot tail lights work at 7 5 and 4 oclock Horn works and brake lights work So where do I hook the parking light wire to? I know Stupid question ![]() |
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The original set up on a standard vehicle had two filaments for the lights (two wires) and one for a smaller parking light. Two bulb reflectors and one bulb reflector. On deluxe cars the parking lights were the cowl lights (and wired differently to terminate at the cowl lights).
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If your running turn signals you can hook up the lower watt side on a dual filament bulb as a running light. Other wise the parking light wire will not be used and should be taken out or capped.
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At 5 o'clock the low beam should be on.
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