wiring diagram for front side markers

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Was trying to get wiring info for front side markers lamps.

The front corner (OEM amber lens) has two wires leading to it: one is blue/white and the other is black.

I need to know the polarity on the harness (or bulb holder). Which connector is wired to the (+) wire, which one to the (-) wire

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Thanks

[This message has been edited by nsx1164 (edited 01 May 2002).]
 
Almost beyond any doubt the black wire will be zero potential, though giving it a quick measure with a multimeter would solve all youre trouble.


Dutchy
 
And on page 208 of the service manual chapter 23, you will find the colors of all the wires, in this case lf :pink/blue+black, rf:blue/white+black, where in both cases the black is zero potential A.K.A. (-).

Hope this helps ;)


Mich


[This message has been edited by DutchBlackNsx (edited 01 May 2002).]
 
Thanks --
this is great info, although I still don't know which plug/socket hole goes to which wire

Can someone with a tester verify which PLUG (or hole) is (+) or (-) ??
- hole on the long, thin side (horizontally-oriented above)
- hole on the shorter, stubbier side
 
Originally posted by NSX-00054:
I don't think the light bulb care about polarity.
You are correct. The OEM light bulb does NOT care.
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As part of a (non-OEM upgrade) project we are investigating, I need to know the polarity of the harness (or bulb socket).

Anyone know ?? Thanks
 
Originally posted by nsx1164:
Can you elaborate further on this "quick measure" with a multimeter ??
IS THIS CORRECT ??

With a multimeter / VOM:
- Plug the RED prod into the (assumed) + pin
- Plug the BLACK prod into the (assumed) - pin.

Check for voltage... if polarity assumptions are correct, needle will deflect "normally" (show sume positive value, say 12V). If polarity is incorrect, needle will deflect in "reverse" (show a negative value).

Is this correct ??
 
Exactly.

To be absolutely sure, measure the other way around, so you know you are doing it right. It won't harm the meter.

Dutchy
 
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