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    Which one of these wires is my turn signal +?
    My guess is the red wire, but want to be 100%
    Thanks guys
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  • #2
    Multimeter?
    Originally posted by MightyCarMods
    I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me. Your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book.

    -| "Laura" - 2001 Bora 4-motion (now sold) |-

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    • #3
      Nah i dont have one, but can get one, how will i know its the cable im after?
      .:GOLF:.

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      • #4
        Ok so i got my hands on a multimeter, and with the hazards on the black/white/green cable gives current, also the black/white cable gives off current only when left blinker is in use. I dont want to go cutting wires when im unsure of what to do.
        .:GOLF:.

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        • #5
          Why are you trying to isolate the positive indicator wire?

          The back of the connector is actually live, so to test, you can push an exposed wire into the connector (from the back) and it'll give power to whatever device/purpose you need it for.

          Once you've done this and found the wire you're after, then cut.
          Originally posted by MightyCarMods
          I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me. Your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book.

          -| "Laura" - 2001 Bora 4-motion (now sold) |-

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          • #6
            Ok thanks for that,
            Its for a device that will enable coming/leaving home feature

            Originally posted by RubAVeeDubDub View Post
            Why are you trying to isolate the positive indicator wire?

            The back of the connector is actually live, so to test, you can push an exposed wire into the connector (from the back) and it'll give power to whatever device/purpose you need it for.

            Once you've done this and found the wire you're after, then cut.
            .:GOLF:.

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