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Old 11-16-2008, 12:31 PM
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rear lights problem

well heres the story.....i bought this 97 f350, its only cab and chasiss.no lights at the back at all.i bought some lights to put there....now im having issues tryigng to find where i can get power sources for blinkers and running lights, i can find these 2 actually, but what seems to be really hard is finding brake lights and reverse lights, is there anybody out there who has the same truck and can maybe tell me which wires are which.......or maybe have a wire diagram for it, i looked on google but couldnt find it.there are wires going to the back and they are marked, but then i followed them to the front and they were cut off......so im pretty much thinking of rewiring the whole thing myself.i can get the blinkers from the front bulbs or the bulbs on the dash, and the running lights i can get off the dash as well or headlights fuses or bulbs, but as i say i have problems getting brakes and reverse, thank you for your help, i would preciate it tons

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Old 11-24-2008, 07:42 AM
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Dmitri,

I have a wiring diagram that suggests for your truck that there are two connectors in the engine compartment C202 (front turn signals) and C205 (rear brake/turn signals). Both are located on the driver's side firewall by the brake fluid reservoir. On C205, wire 14 (brown) appears to be the brake signal, wire 9 (LG/O) is the left turn, wire 5 (O/LB) is the right turn, and 57 (BK) is the ground. Hope that helps!
Randy
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