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Wiring color to the tail lights and corroded printed circuits 200 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be Bearnoel on  Sun Dec 24 12:27 CST 2006 [RELATED]

I have been trying to fix the brake light on the driver side of my 1990 244. I suppose, but I am not certain that the black wires are for the back up white lights, the green and blue are for either left or right blinkers, the yellow ones are for the Brake-stop lights the white ones for the bright red fog lights and the red for the regular tail lights+side markers.

I am used to station-wagon lights clusters which are not cursed with flimsy prone-to corrosion printed circuits. On my sedan the more corroded area is at the lower and outer corner of the clusters. I am planning to by-pass the more problematic sections of the printed circuit with wires with alligator clip or by soldering wires on to the terminals on the bulb holders, until I can get my hands on the printed circuits after the holidays


Any tips or recommendations.






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