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Tom Hyslip (007)
| Posted on Sunday, October 06, 2002 - 07:29 pm: |
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I am hooking up some driving lights to the stock wiring on my 88 RRC. The question is, how to determine which wire from the stock fog light wiring is the ground. I cut the stock plugs off the existing wiring and hooked up the lights and they work fine, but I want to make sure I have them wired correctly. They work wired to either of the two wires. Any thoughts? Thanks, Tom |
   
Rob Davison (Pokerob)
| Posted on Sunday, October 06, 2002 - 08:41 pm: |
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i will assume you know on your light what post is the ground, if not check the book. next attatch a wire from the predetirmined ground post to the frame or any other nice metal surface. next take one of the two wires you are wondering which is positive/ground and attach one at a time to the other post on the light. the positive should light up the light and the ground will do nothing. also the black wire tends to be ground. i try to make that consistent throught the truck when wiring up accessories. rd |
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