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986NY · 09-06-2011, 12:10 PM

Hi Kirk,
Thanks so much on your write up on the Depo LED rear lights.
Do you now have extra LED lights on both sides due to your jumper wire from the brake light wire to the fog light wire.
Does this work for both side because I thought only the driver's side rear fog is designed to be on.
So, do you run a jumper wire on the existing car wire harness on both left and right sides?
Or, do you run a jumper wire in the new Depo light housing.
Question:
Is your jumper wire installed on the existing car wiring or is your jumper installed on the new Depo lights.
As evidenced by the number of the questions on all the Boxster forums, there are alot of us Boxster owners that can benefit greatly from your well thought out remedy.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us all.

09-06-2011, 12:10 PM	#10
986NY Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: NY Posts: 8	Depo LED Rear Lights, Jumper wire from Brake Light wire to Fog Light Wire Hi Kirk, Thanks so much on your write up on the Depo LED rear lights. Do you now have extra LED lights on both sides due to your jumper wire from the brake light wire to the fog light wire. Does this work for both side because I thought only the driver's side rear fog is designed to be on. So, do you run a jumper wire on the existing car wire harness on both left and right sides? Or, do you run a jumper wire in the new Depo light housing. Question: Is your jumper wire installed on the existing car wiring or is your jumper installed on the new Depo lights. As evidenced by the number of the questions on all the Boxster forums, there are alot of us Boxster owners that can benefit greatly from your well thought out remedy. Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us all.