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Tail lights 200

posted by  Michae1 on  Thu Feb 28 10:52 CST 2002
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It can be made to work. I have an '84 taillight on the right rear of my '87 244 (along with a '92 on the left side), so I have asymmetrical brake lights, but the bulb-out warning light does not come on because of it. I'm not sure if my '84 taillight has the older circuit card or not, but I think he'd only need the newer card if he want's the older taillight to act like the newer one. IF it's a hassle to make the dual-filament holder fit the old taillight, then just don't bother since it's the passengers side taillight that he's replacing. It won't affect the rear fog light since it's on the drivers side.
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