Wire Color Code for Optronics LPL11CB License Plate Lamp

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Which wire is hot and which one is the ground

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For the Optronics # LPL11CB license plate lamp, the white wire is the ground connection and the black wire is connected to the taillight running lamp circuit.

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expert reply by: Mike L

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Wire Color Code for Optronics LPL11CB License Plate Lamp

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