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warezaholic
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Jun 4, 2015, 6:04 PM

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OHHKAAY
I first want to say I am not currently working on my car because the electrical issues were WAY to deep for my meager DIY skills. I just yesterday had to pay a GM dealer nearly $800. to replace my 02 Saturn wiring harness, fuse block and find/fix faulty wiring from the headlights including replacing the multi switch.

My visit today is because I building my 3 wheel bicycle into an electric drive so I am building (from scratch) an elaborate 12 volt LED lighting and safety system. All my components are purchased from Amazon. To control the lights and horn I bought a motorcycle handlebar multiswitch (lights-on/off; right/left turn; and horn). However; the multiswitch Came With ZERO Documentation or instructions so I am here to ask for possible solution figuring out (by color) the 8 different wires in the harness "even the obvious power/ground leads". I have attached a picture of the switch and a picture of all wiring with color marking clearly visible..
Could someone please give me an idea about which wire corresponds to what button on the switch? Then I can make a wiring schematic for my project..

I AM HAVING ONE DEVIL OF A TIME TRYING TO PUT A PICTURE OF MY PROJECT QUESTION.. HELP OR JUST ASK & I'LL EMAIL A PICTURE...

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Jun 5, 2015, 4:43 AM

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warezaholic
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Jun 5, 2015, 7:26 AM

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after 3 days of searching, I found the wiring info just a few hours after posting here. I tried about 20 times to use that cloud image hosting to post an image (under 500kb) I have lost my ability understand this type of code language over 15 years ago since (wysiwyg) came into play...
This is all I'm getting after I as to post the pictures.
<a href="><img"http://autoforums.carjunky.com/photos/pic/210Wfkmj/857.jpg"><img src="http://autoforums.carjunky.com/...pic/210Wfkmj/857.jpg" border="0"></a>
and

I'll try once more but below is the wiring details I finally found.
Headlight--
blue/white=12volt
dark blue=high beam
white= low beam
Turn signals--
gray = 12volt
red =left turn
lite blue=right turn
Horn--
lite green=12volt
dark green=horn

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