Need park/turn wire colors for 2022 JT with LED lights

[ShadowsPapa]

I need to find the wire colors to ID the leads to the left front turn, right front turn, left "park", right "park", DLR leads.

The harness for the plow has connectors that go in between the factory harness and the headlights, but apparently I'll have to tap into the right turn, left turn, left park, right park, etc.
For some reason the harness only deals with the headlights.

So a diagram with wire colors for the FRONT LED lights (the LED part is important) for a JT would be killer helpful.

Yeah, I've done some searching but can't see anything specific for LED on the JT.

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[Hootbro]

Yeah, wish you luck man. The two wiring diagrams that cover the DRL's and the park/turn signal lamps are confusing as fu*k to even me to separate out what is LED and what is incandescent. when it comes to wire colors.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I can't even find the diagrams.
If I had any, I'd at least be able to compare the colors in the diagram to what my truck has to know if it's correct. If it showed brown with white tracer but my truck didn't have brown, I'd at least know the diagram wasn't for LED.
But I can't find any front diagrams. Rears are easy to find.

 

[RJWHD95]

Perhaps puncture each wire, one at a time with a pin.Using a volt meter between pin and ground see which function shows a voltage.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Perhaps puncture each wire, one at a time with a pin.Using a volt meter between pin and ground see which function shows a voltage.

That's what I want to avoid - and compromise of the wire insulation not to mention the time poking into wires - nope not that one, poke another......... and because these have wires that may have power to them otherwise for sensing and so on, I would prefer to be really sure.
I'll have to cut and tap into one one each side, and a park light signal on the left side but I'll be using marine grade sealing heat shrink for that - I would rather not have any holes no matter how small and don't want to get the wrong wire on this modern system that has more than just hot and ground to each light.
There can be 5 wires or so to each light on some vehicles because they are on boards with sensing and regulation.

 

[Jimmy07]

Left front:
Turn- white/green
Park- white/brown
DRL- white/yellow

Front right:
Turn- white/tan
Park- white/orange
DRL- white/dark blue

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Left front:
Turn- white/green
Park- white/brown
DRL- white/yellow

Front right:
Turn- white/tan
Park- white/orange
DRL- white/dark blue

Thanks!
I assume that's for LED - or does it matter?
I know some leads for the rear are marked feed, some driver, some fault sense and so on.
I see the front doesn't match the rear like I expected - often there are wires like "WH/GN" for front and "WH/DG" for rear. Same color scheme but darker.
I found the rear wiring when doing my Oracle backup lights but that was pretty easy to find the rears. I even found the connector pin-out for the rears so I know what pin position is what back there.

 

[Jimmy07]

I assume that's for LED - or does it matter?

It’s the same for both.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

It’s the same for both.

Thanks. And why am I not surprised to see your name with an answer regarding wiring and electric systems.

 

[wader303]

Left front:
Turn- white/green
Park- white/brown
DRL- white/yellow

Front right:
Turn- white/tan
Park- white/orange
DRL- white/dark blue

Left front:
Turn- white/green
Park- white/brown
DRL- white/yellow

Front right:
Turn- white/tan
Park- white/orange
DRL- white/dark blue

Sorry if this is a stupid question but just want to confirm before I start cutting wires. When you say "left front", are we talking driver side? Thank you very much...this info was super helpful and I have been trying to find it for a week.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Sorry if this is a stupid question but just want to confirm before I start cutting wires. When you say "left front", are we talking driver side? Thank you very much...this info was super helpful and I have been trying to find it for a week.

We say left or right because the driver's side can be on the right in other locations.
so think of left or right as always being viewed as if sitting in the seat looking forward.
So for a standard USA vehicle, left is driver side.

But always consider left or right as if you sit in the seat, facing the front of the truck, looking out the front windshield.

That way we don't mess up our Aussie friends.

 

[garzilla]

Left front:
Turn- white/green
Park- white/brown
DRL- white/yellow

Front right:
Turn- white/tan
Park- white/orange
DRL- white/dark blue

Thanks for this! Using it this weekend!

 

[garzilla]

My colors were different verified pinout with volt meter

This is the right side (US passenger)

Forgot to take a pic but the left side is also white green

 

[krypton_392]

How would you hook up a 3 wire turn signal to work as DRL and blinker?

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