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Wire question

I was wondering if any one knows the color of the brake wire going form fuse #1 to the brake switch them to the rear lights

I have the diagram, put i think that applys to 72, it woek in must case but nowI can find that wire.

so I have no brake lights , that is not good.

If you don;t know I pull the wire harness from a 73 and put ti in my 72

If you can't see it up front maybe look at the switch in the brakes.

any help would be great ,, pics tow

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DErek

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Derek, The brake wiring will be as follows.

From upper fuse box #8 a green/blue wire goes to the switch on the pedal cluster. The other side of the switch goes to the rear light housings using a black/yellow wire. They will split and go through pin 5 on the 6 pole connectors on each rear fender well in the corners.

Check the switch on the brake cluster. Also the brake lights will only work with the key on.
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Jamie,
THanks I been looking for the yellow and blabk to the switch and out.
I have not connected it yet because I could not find the wire going in to the switch.
Derek
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Jamie,
I found the two wires and it worked fine, thanks!!!
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