jdmeaux
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Lafayette, LA, USA |
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Registered on 1/5/2009 |
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Posted:7/11/2012 06:22 |
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Most auto manufacturers use 1 wiring harness for each model of car/truck. The different version or models use certain wires for certain options. However, occasionally a different wiring harness is use for a particular model. Some have used a common harness with plugs for variations in options. So if you have a different tail light setup, there may be a plug to remove the old and plugin the new mini-harness. I do not think there is a disconnect anywhere in the harness for the rear in the CV.
I think Ford used a single wiring harness for all models of the CV, but made additions or changes on the assembly line. (I have a friend who worked for GM and on the line they would cut and tape off what they didn't need.)
I would look at the wiring diagrams for both models and see what differences there are. Since you are changing the housings as well, you should get a set of bulbs with connectors with the correct pin out. (3 pins in a square hole). You should be able to splice into the original harness with no problem
Try the following links: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php www.rockauto.com
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