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Use a voltmeter to probe the rearmost connector.
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Use a voltmeter to probe the rearmost connector.
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POST 1Original post

:thanks:hi i have fitted a clear engine cover and i would like to wire up a small neon into the engine bay to show off the engine does any1 know how i can wire them into the rear lights so they only come on when i put the lights on ?? thanks in advance

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If you pull the left carpet pad in the rear trunk, between the wheel well and the left tail light assembly, you will find a rack of connectors. Use a voltmeter to probe the rearmost connector. One of those wires is the +12v for the tail lights. I could tell you which is brakes, but haven't looked for the tail light wire. You will also find a grounding post on the rear of the wheel well. Fish the wires under and around the left shock tower to the engine cover.

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