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R33 Park Light Wiring And 400r Indicator Wiring

ross80

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hey guys,

Anyone who has any experience with wiring up indicators (the small orange ones in 400R bar) and park lights?

Just got car back with new motor and cant afford auto electrician so im going to to tackle it myself.

Car was in a smash and park lights have not been wired up since new head lights were fitted.

Help ? anyone?

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maintenance or the general discussion areas. but oh well

hard to tell you how to wire it, since i cant see whats missing.

when i installed the blinkers in my 400r bar i cut the std Mspec lights plug of and wired into the new lights.. that way i could use the factory plugs to be able to unplug them when the bar comes off.

parkers, they are simply the smallest plug there.. it should be just a matter of putting the connection onto the back of the globe. once again. not enough info to tell you what needs to be done

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yeah thanks man,

I got the parkers working. I couldnt find they passenger side factory plug anywhere that goes into the light, so i wired it from the drivers side and ran a wire across. A bit backyard but it works and the car doesnt know any different.

The blinkers in the front I just cut off factory plugs and crimped on some multi conectors (3 for the threee wires) and heat shrunk them all together and conected it up.

So its all done thanks anyway man. One thing after another with this car lately. I was thinking of selling it but just about everything has gone wrong with it lately so it should be reliable now hopefully. Wouldnt mind a gtr however.

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