Hand-Drawn LED Turn Signal, Tail Light & Projector Headlight Wiring Color Notes
Hand-drawn wiring diagram labeling high-beam, turn-signal, and tail-light wire colors to stock connector plugs.
This is a hand-drawn wiring reference sketch (not a factory diagram) documenting how aftermarket LED lighting connects to stock vehicle wiring. It is organized into four sections. The first, labeled 'high beam wires,' shows the back of a projector headlight housing with brown and white wires, and a harness kit with red and black wires. The second section covers the front turn signal LED, showing three splice pairs: white to black, red to red, and black to blue, connecting to a stock front turn plug with brown, black, and green-with-white-stripe wires. The third section covers the LED tail light, with splices of red to black, black to blue, and white to red, going to the stock rear plug with brown, black, and green-with-stripe wires. The final section notes connector types: the LEDs use a spade-type plug while the stock lights use a twist-in round plug/bulb. A reader can learn the wire-color matchups needed to splice aftermarket LED turn signals, tail lights, and projector headlights into the stock harness. The document contains no year, make, model, or part numbers of its own.
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Frequently asked questions
- What wire colors are on the back of the projector housing for the high beams?
- The back of the projector housing has a brown wire and a white wire; the harness kit side has red and black wires.
- How do the front LED turn signal wires splice to the stock plug?
- White splices to black, red to red, and black to blue, which then connect to the stock front turn plug's brown, black, and green-with-white-stripe wires.
- What are the LED tail light wire splices?
- Red splices to black, black to blue, and white to red, connecting to the stock rear plug with brown, black, and green-with-stripe wires.
- What connector types do the LED and stock lights use?
- The LEDs use a spade-type plug, while the stock lights use a twist-in round plug/bulb.
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