what i need to know i guess is on the drivers side of the firewall this one has 2 sets of wires comming out of the firewall one had 5 or 6 and is about a half inch in diameter and goes down to a factory plastic connestor, the other is just 2 wires, it comes out the same hole in the firewall, and has 2 a lite green with blue stripe and a dark blue, im trying to find out which of them is turn signal wires, there is also a pale green wire on the other wire set which has been spliced, and cut,but the manual shows that color going to the headlites , if i can just find out which color wires the turn signals are i can go from there, i have a new wire set running from the firewall to the back lites now, but i dont want to wire up into the turnsignal on the colum or ill have the front signals comming on with the brake lites, somewhere under there there is a switch which prevents that and i want to stay under the hood, downstream from that switch
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