sorry if this has been answered somewhere else, if it has, i haven't found it... :oops:
i understand that as far as the turn signals go, the black/white wire is the ground on the L side, the green is the ground on the right. the black wires are the source.
i just bought short stalk turn signals, they each have a yellow wire and a black. any idea which is to be connected to source/ground?
thanks in advance for any help!
Quote from: kdogg84 on November 09, 2007, 03:19:26 PMi just bought short stalk turn signals, they each have a yellow wire and a black. any idea which is to be connected to source/ground?
Take your pick ... plain turn signal bulbs have no "directional smarts" to them as far as the voltage supply goes. As long as a current passes through the filament (in either direction) the bulb will light. So ... hook them up whichever way the wiring / splicing / conecting works best for you.
However, if you're talking
LED turn signals the wiring
does matter.
I'd go black (-) Yellow (+) just because it makes sense in my mind for black to be negative and yellow to be positive .
no, no, they're not LEDs.
thanks much for the help!