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Where to run the taillight wire?
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    Posted: 22 Mar 2012 at 6:50am
I am curious to know where the taillight wire was originally ran on a CA. We are about ready to put the platform back on, and I would like to get it where it needs to be so I don't need to take the platform back off.

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The light Wire comes out the bottom of the instrument panel under the strip screwed to the top of the transmition. Then it cuts across to the left side trhought a hole in the support and up throught the fender support.
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Dad's 51 CA#669 never had a transmission cover for the taillight wire that I know of. He bought it new in 1951
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Picture for you if the link works.



Edited by mnoonan-NEWI - 22 Mar 2012 at 5:55pm
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Originally posted by mnoonan-NEWI mnoonan-NEWI wrote:

Picture for you if the link works.

C:\Users\Michael\Pictures\Allis CA's\CA #2\P1011529.JPG

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Your correct no wire cover on a CA. Just a C and B., here is a picture. You notice I have no wire to the left side.  only to the right since I had a combo work tail light I took the left tail light off. Its easy to route the wire with the platform on since its not attached anyplace. 

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Okay, I see the groove where it needs to be ran, thanks. If it would have been a snake, it would have bit me!
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