OK, guys, let me preface this request by saying, there is probably a simple solution to my problem and I feel a little stupid asking this, but here goes.....
I am wiring up my coupe using a "Keep It Clean" harness. I am trying to wire up the tail lights. The tail lights are 1948 Chevy, single bulb/double filament, so there are two pigtails (one black, one green) on each bulb.
The wiring harness provides one wire for each; R/R turn signal, L/R turn signal, park lights, brake lights. OK, so I assume the park lights are run in series to the black wire on the bulbs. The turn signals are run individually to either green wire on the bulbs. My dilemma......how do I run the wire for the brake light?
If I run a single wire in series to both tail lights, when I flip on a turn signal won't it backfeed to the other turn signal as well?
I hope I descibed this well enough for you guys to understand. I want to get this right before I start cutting and splicing.
BTW, the schematic that comes with the wiring harness shows seperate bulbs on each circuit.
Thanks in advance, guys!! Jim