1974 LTD Country Squire taillight connection

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    Hi OldFox,
    Yes I know. I plan to remove all these connectors. I think that wires directly welded on the bulbs is a problem also! But I wait to receive the sockets of bulbs to redo as the original diagram.
     
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    Bullet, the last diagram I posted also includes the stop lights. You just have to look in the middle of the two pages
     
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    Thank you for all photos. For the diagram, I have seen for the stop lights but it is specified for SEDAN! Do you think it is right for Wagon too?
     
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    I believe that it shows the sedan wiring next to the wagon circut. I'll double check the book. If I find something else I'll post it!
     
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    Ok, thank you!
     
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    Hey Bullitt, Here is a scan of the center of the page. It shows both wagon and Sedan. You can see the page easier on this copy. Hopefully this helps.
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    The basic difference between the sedan and the wagon is where they place the grounds for the wagon lights.
     
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    (y)! Thank you.
     
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    Today, I received my package from USA :29: with 6 bulb sockets, a spring compressor tool and front/rear heavy duty shocks. I can start the restoration of the harness. Then, I have also to change all control arm bushings. I will post some pics step by step.
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    Sounds like good progress! Keep it up!
     
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    That's it! The electrical beam is restored and it works like the original!:29:
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    I don't understand why the previous owner did it!:slap:
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    Thank you Supergordo for your help!!:2_thumbs_up_-_anima

    I have just a little question about the turn lights frequency. I'm not sure but I think that they are a pretty quick.
     
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    Looking good!
    If you have a fast turn signal, make sure all the bulbs are working correctly. If one is burned out or not making a good connection it'll blink quickly. It's a simple thing, but a good place to start.
     
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    Hi Supergordo,
    As I said, I'm not sure! However, the right and left blink signal are identical. But, as I haven't another LTD for the comparison, I don't know if it's the right speed of blink. As you said about state of bulbs and so on ... all is OK!
    I'll try to post a video and you'll see.
     
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    Were the blinkers fast blinking before you made your repairs?
     

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