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Hey guys

hoping i can get some help. I have done a search but havnt found anything.

I have recently done a manual conversion on my 4 door 32, but now i want to wire up the reverse lights. I know that i have to conncet the 2 wires off the box to a plug somwhere in the engine bay.

im hoping to do this tomorrow on my day off.

Any help is MUCH appreciated!

Cheers Josh

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heya josh, do a search on google for a pdf file for the R32 technicians service manual as it has all the wiring diagrams on it.

how ever the plugs for all the gearbox loom blugs in by the fuse box, theres a reddy brown coloured plug that was used for the auto box, it should be there.

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how ever the plugs for all the gearbox loom blugs in by the fuse box, theres a reddy brown coloured plug that was used for the auto box, it should be there.

Yip

theres 3 sets of connectors right next to the fuse box. They are attached to the strut tower.. Its the bottom one.. it has a total of 8 wires - 2 by 4

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You may also need part of a manual harness to mate up to the auto part of the wireing. I may be wrong.

Have alook to see if they do mate up and use the .PDF file to cheak to see if the wire positioning match. You can also pull the lugs that are attatched to the wire to change the order that the wires sit in the connector.

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