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Old 07-30-2020, 02:38 PM
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Does someone have a link to an electric schematic for this? I am unable to find one. My problem is I have good bulbs in my tail lights yet they do not work.
The wire from the tail lights goes into a harness under the seat but I have not been able to figure out where the other end of that wire is meaning the power source for the tail lights
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If we dont have the manual here.. Talk to Sam Mac.. He has a cyclops page over there on bookface that most likely has it
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Does someone have a link to an electric schematic for this? I am unable to find one. My problem is I have good bulbs in my tail lights yet they do not work.
The wire from the tail lights goes into a harness under the seat but I have not been able to figure out where the other end of that wire is meaning the power source for the tail lights
It's the blue wire off the ignition switch. Power source for headlights and tailights. Straight shot.
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Thank you Mike
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