DIY:REAR Fog Light install with New harness for US spec 370Z + Radar hardwire w/pics

Originally Posted by gerryjava Why isn't the existing tan/black wiring coupling, which is clipped to the light housing, powered with the brake lights or otherwise. Is it merely in the

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DIY:REAR Fog Light install with New harness for US spec 370Z + Radar hardwire w/pics

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11-28-2013, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by gerryjava

Why isn't the existing tan/black wiring coupling, which is clipped to the light housing, powered with the brake lights or otherwise. Is it merely in the harness to be tied to switch if used in European or Asian markets?

Has anybody tapped the light mint green brake light wire to the tan wire for ease of installation and powered that wire directly?

Because the light is meant to be a fog light, not a fourth brake light.

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