Parallel Wiring Diagram for 3rd & 5th Brake Lights - 1992 Ford Taurus

This document is a simple hand-drawn wiring diagram (filename "parallel.gif") illustrating how to wire auxiliary brake/marker lights in a parallel circuit. It depicts three light bulbs shown as yellow circles mounted in black sockets. One bulb at the upper left is labeled "3rd Light," and two bulbs on the right side are labeled "5th Lights." Black and red wires run from each of the three lamps and converge toward the lower-left corner of the drawing, showing all lamps connected in parallel to a common feed. The diagram contains no legend, no fuse ratings, no part numbers, no connector pin identifications, and no torque or specification data — only the two text labels identifying the lights. It appears to be one page of a small set that also includes a companion "series" diagram, meant to contrast parallel versus series wiring for adding extra lights (such as a third brake light or additional fifth lights) to a vehicle. A reader can learn the basic wire routing concept: each lamp receives its own pair of conductors (shown in red and black) that tie together at a shared connection point, so all lights operate simultaneously at full brightness.