Tail Lights For Gu

All the wiring is there, the problem is that the lights have blanks instead of having the globe holders in them (easily fixed).
For Series 1 and 2 the lights are all red which makes it harder but you can get the arab specs ones from Nissan and just plug them in.
THe drivers side needs earth and reverse wire, (that is all).
I have done them on mine and now I have reverse on both sides and yellow blinkers, tail and stop lights.

www.offroader.com.au sells the arab spec lights,

there are reasons they are not connected, ADR's for one.

Apparently you can use the wiring & sockets from an old Skyline - try a wreckers.

Hi Crow, if you dont want to go to the expense of the arab Lights, you can get dyes to colour the bulbs or buy coloured bulbs like most of the new retro cars have now. I think the series 3 lights look neater.. Michael

Did mine on series 2 auto elec just put holders in & used existing wireing
bobWish i was still here / Gulf in July

The ADR's which require extra lights in the bumper bar are crazy. Some engineer in Canberra thinks he knows more than Nissan, Mitsubishi, Toyota, etc etc etc
Atleast with the original lights you can still see them side on eg: when a car is half way thru an intersection at 90 degrees to you. With the replacement lights in the bar this is not possible. We are the ONLY country in the world which requires this stupid mod and we pay a lot more for vehicles because of the stupid requirement.
Bit like Telstra requiring unique specs for aussie phones (the old AUSTEL sticker) which meant nearly identical phones were half the price in Singapore or the US. Why do we have to go our own way on these things???

I am an Auto Electrician and the reason for the original lights on the Nissans and so forth not being used and the lights in the Bumper instead is because the Original lights do not conform to ADR Specs. However, You can have the Original lights connected or working as long as you do not disconnect the lights ne the Bumper and they remain working. The lights in the bumper do conform to ADR Spec. If the original lights were disconected because of the placement of the Spare Wheel, How come the early Nissans and Toyotas and various other vehicles had normal Tail Lights?

I have done a lot of research because of the legalities for me in reconnecting or making work, the Original lights.
When running your own business it makes sense to make sure you don't break any laws and leave yourself open to a law suit.

Thanks Guys I don,t intend to disconnect the lights in the rear bar but I think with the extra lights connected it will help make the rear more visible. ( ie. why go to the extent to put high mount stop lights and cancel the rear body lights.)

Thanks Guys I don,t intend to disconnect the lights in the rear bar but I think with the extra lights connected it will help make the rear more visible. ( ie. why go to the extent to put high mount stop lights and cancel the rear body lights.)