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I couldn't get my mirror tap pins to stick in far enough to stay plugged in. I unplugged the connector and used a volt meter to find the correct wires.
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I couldn't get my mirror tap pins to stick in far enough to stay plugged in. I unplugged the connector and used a volt meter to find the correct wires. Then trimmed off some of the tape and soldered the wires directly together. Re taped the wire bundle and plugged it back in. I can't remember which two wire colors without removing the tape but it wasn't what you would think. It wasn't black to black and red to red.
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Does anyone remember what color wires? I'm not sure if it matters or varies between the years but mine is a 2012 touring. |
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