Reply to "Back Up Lights"

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Here's what Bill Taylor just sent me:

Larry,

I have a '74 (#6338). I used the big wiring diagram when I made the individual diagrams.

There are wiring differences between early and late cars and this is one of them.

Early cars also differ in the ballast resistor/ignition coil wiring and the radiator fan wiring.

Your backup lights are fed via Fuse #3 and are hot whenever the parking or headlights are on.

Have fun,

SOBill Taylor

10/25/0912:47 PM

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