Separating Turn Signals from Brake Lights for Third Brake Light on a Camper Shell
Question:
Do you offer a logic box that works with standard incandescent lights? The 3rd brake light is on a pickup truck canopy.
asked by: Eric
Expert Reply:
Any basic converter box will separate out turn signals from brake lights but I recommend the vehicle to vehicle converter # 118158. On the input side the white wire is ground, yellow connects to the combined left turn signal/brake light wire on the vehicle, and green connects to the right turn signal/brake light wire. These all have to be connected for the box to work.
On the output side the red wire will be brake lights only. Green and yellow are turn signals only but can be capped off since they would not be needed in this situation.
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