What wire feeds the left cornering lamp?

Circuit 380, a P/Y (purple/yellow) wire, provides 12V with the LH turn signal through connector C1045.

What wire feeds the right cornering lamp?

Circuit 379, a BR/W (brown/white) wire, provides 12V with the RH turn signal through connector C1046.

How do the cornering lamps ground?

Both lamps ground through circuit 57 (BK black wire). On the SHO, the left lamp grounds via splice S106 to G107 and the right lamp via splice S101 to G106. On the Sable, the left lamp grounds via S106 to G107 and the right lamp via S105 to G106.

Are the SHO and Sable cornering lamp circuits wired the same?

Mostly yes — both use circuit 380 P/Y (left) and 379 BR/W (right) with connectors C1045/C1046 — but the right lamp ground splice differs: S101 on the SHO versus S105 on the Sable.

Where can I find ground location details referenced by this diagram?

The diagram says 'SEE GROUNDS PAGES 10-3' for the SHO and 'SEE GROUNDS PAGE 10-4' for the Sable.

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Ford Taurus SHO & Mercury Sable Cornering Lamp Wiring Diagram - Gen 2

Wiring diagram of SHO and Sable cornering lamps with color-coded circuits and ground points

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Wiring diagram showing left and right cornering lamp circuits for SHO and Sable with color-coded wires and grounds.

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This document is a wiring diagram showing the cornering lamp circuits for the Ford Taurus SHO and Mercury Sable (second-generation, per the uploader's filename). It is split into two halves: the left half labeled SHO and the right half labeled SABLE. In both applications, circuit 380 (P/Y, purple/yellow) supplies 12V to the left cornering lamp when the LH turn signal is active, entering through connector C1045; circuit 379 (BR/W, brown/white) supplies 12V to the right cornering lamp when the RH turn signal is active, via connector C1046. Each lamp grounds through circuit 57 (BK, black wire). On the SHO, the left lamp grounds through splice S106 to ground G107, and the right lamp through splice S101 to ground G106 (with a note 'SEE GROUNDS PAGES 10-3'). On the Sable, the left lamp grounds through splice S106 to G107, and the right lamp through splice S105 to G106 (note: 'SEE GROUNDS PAGE 10-4'). The diagram lets a reader identify wire colors, circuit numbers, connector IDs, splice points, and ground locations for diagnosing inoperative cornering lamps on either vehicle.

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Frequently asked questions

What wire feeds the left cornering lamp?: Circuit 380, a P/Y (purple/yellow) wire, provides 12V with the LH turn signal through connector C1045.
What wire feeds the right cornering lamp?: Circuit 379, a BR/W (brown/white) wire, provides 12V with the RH turn signal through connector C1046.
How do the cornering lamps ground?: Both lamps ground through circuit 57 (BK black wire). On the SHO, the left lamp grounds via splice S106 to G107 and the right lamp via splice S101 to G106. On the Sable, the left lamp grounds via S106 to G107 and the right lamp via S105 to G106.
Are the SHO and Sable cornering lamp circuits wired the same?: Mostly yes — both use circuit 380 P/Y (left) and 379 BR/W (right) with connectors C1045/C1046 — but the right lamp ground splice differs: S101 on the SHO versus S105 on the Sable.
Where can I find ground location details referenced by this diagram?: The diagram says 'SEE GROUNDS PAGES 10-3' for the SHO and 'SEE GROUNDS PAGE 10-4' for the Sable.