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Where Is Parking Light Wire For R33 Gtst?

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hey all found the wire for the parking lights so i can connect the boost gauge too but problem is it goes into the loom straight away and doesnt give me much room to connect a wire in the steerning column so i want to find it after the loom

anyone know where it goes to? from memory it is a red wire with a green trace (could be wrong tho)

thanks

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hey all found the wire for the parking lights so i can connect the boost gauge too but problem is it goes into the loom straight away and doesnt give me much room to connect a wire in the steerning column so i want to find it after the loom

anyone know where it goes to? from memory it is a red wire with a green trace (could be wrong tho)

thanks

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It will be found in the loom from behind the fuse box or even in the kick panel. if it is only for your boost gage then get it from any plug which lights up the switches when you turn on your park lights e.g cigarette lighter, dimmer switch even the factory stereo plug has the park lights wire there.

P.S Use a test light for the quickest and easiest way to find it.

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