04-05-2020, 10:58 AM
Thanks for the input Peking. Everything you said makes sense save for one thing.
"When you hooked the red to the green/yellow, and the black to the green, and hit the brake pedal, both filaments were lit, the brake light brighter so you didn't notice the taillight filament."
see, i have the bulb exposed for this reason, because i wanted to see which filaments are lit up. in fact, only one filament is lighting up in this case. You said i just didn't notice because the other one was brighter but i can confirm that the lower filament is not lighting up at all when i hook the Green/yellow and the Green up.
Does this change your assesment?
"the red goes to the green/yellow for the brake. The taillight black goes to the brown/black for running light/taillight."
Can you offer any explanation as to why when I hook the Green/yellow to the red wire, and the Black/brown to the Black wire, no filaments light up at all?
"When you hooked the red to the green/yellow, and the black to the green, and hit the brake pedal, both filaments were lit, the brake light brighter so you didn't notice the taillight filament."
see, i have the bulb exposed for this reason, because i wanted to see which filaments are lit up. in fact, only one filament is lighting up in this case. You said i just didn't notice because the other one was brighter but i can confirm that the lower filament is not lighting up at all when i hook the Green/yellow and the Green up.
Does this change your assesment?
"the red goes to the green/yellow for the brake. The taillight black goes to the brown/black for running light/taillight."
Can you offer any explanation as to why when I hook the Green/yellow to the red wire, and the Black/brown to the Black wire, no filaments light up at all?