Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
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Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
Hi,
Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
set about the electrics .... and stopped.
I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
connected.
Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
the trailer lights wired for Friday!
Ewan Scott
Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
set about the electrics .... and stopped.
I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
connected.
Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
the trailer lights wired for Friday!
Ewan Scott
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
an error code in the computer.
The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
trailer hitches.
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cj2532l8hh5508ehusn9mstn7mu29uufel@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> Just bought a Cherokee (Liberty to you guys). I've always been a Land
> Rover driver - 25 years or more, but I'm getting soft so I bought a
> Liberty :-) .... and I love it.
>
> Anyway, I will be using it for towing, and I mounted the towbar and
> set about the electrics .... and stopped.
>
> I don't have a manual yet so have no wiring diagram for the rear light
> clusters. I tried a test meter to try and work out which terminal was
> whichin the connector block but since they all earth through the same
> terminal, using a test meter just shows every two terminals as
> connected.
>
> Can anyone out there identify the colour coding for the lights for me.
> I can't get a Jeep Liberty manual by the weekend and I need to have
> the trailer lights wired for Friday!
>
> Ewan Scott
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
<billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set off
>an error code in the computer.
>
>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>
>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>trailer hitches.
>
>
I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
mess with the vehicle's electrics.
So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
coding.
I have as follows:-
Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
Brake Lamps - White and Orange
Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
Earth cable Black and White
Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
would be the other way around :-)
If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
Thanks for any help.
Ewan Scott
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
You would also need the 'black box' that sits between the present wiring and
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
You would also need the 'black box' that sits between the present wiring and
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>
Guest
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Re: Help- Identifying wiring for lights.
You would also need the 'black box' that sits between the present wiring and
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>
your proposed new wiring that powers the lights independently from the
vehicle lights.
Pix: 83
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...2309395&idx=83
"Ewan Scott" <ewanscott@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:tle532h6smt42p92gel23vppdnpb87amrk@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 11:19:57 -0400, "billy ray"
> <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>>If you just try to 'tap' into the brake and running lights you will set
>>off
>>an error code in the computer.
>>
>>The quickest solution is to by a pigtail that just tees into the system .
>>
>>It will be available at your dealer or any place that sells or installs
>>trailer hitches.
>>
>>
> I've got what I guess you call a pig-tail, it is a bypass that doesn't
> mess with the vehicle's electrics.
>
> So I can tap into the rear lighting if I can identify the colour
> coding.
>
> I have as follows:-
>
> Near Side Rear Indicator - Green and Red Cable
> Off Side Rear indicator - Brown and Red Cable
> Fog lamps - Brown and White Cable
> Offside Tail Lamp - Green and Yellow
> Nearside Tail Lamp - Black and Yellow
> Brake Lamps - White and Orange
> Reverse Lamps - Black and Green
> Earth cable Black and White
>
> Offside and Nearside would be Driver and Passenger side - However,
> since you guys sit on the wrong side of the vehicle to drive they
> would be the other way around :-)
>
> If I've got the colour codes correct I'd be obliged if someone could
> let me know one way or the other. Otherwise I'll just have to go and
> buy a bulk lot of fuses :-)
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Ewan Scott
>
>