Wiring Standard Brake Light Onto Interstate

[Forge]

I have pulled my trunk and installed the standard brake light assembly as well as the new wiring harnesses A and B. I am plugging in the 5 wires into the main harness. Where does the second Green wire go? If it needs to be spliced, where do I splice it to? That's all I have left to do before buttoning her up.

Thanks in advance.

[Chrisj CMA]

green should be able to buddy up to any other green on the bike harness

[Forge]

Damn. The brake light is not coming on. The night running light is on, but when I apply either the front or rear brake, the second filament does not come on. I have ohmed the bulb and it is good and even tried a second bulb. I plugged the 4 male wires into the corresponding colored female sockets and used a jumper wire to tie in the remaining green male to the green on the original brake light connector's green. Should I be splicing into the original 3 wire  connector that powered the brake lights on the trunk, or should I be directly plugging into the 4 female connectors like I did?

[indybobm]

Take another look at that Green wire to see if it has a yellow stripe. If it does, that is the wire that turns on the brake filament. On a STD/Tourer there are five connections behind the right side cover. On an I/S there are only four. On an I/S, the Green/Yellow connects to a 3P mini white connector under the seat.

[Forge]

Figured it out! I was using a jumper wire to verify where to tie in the green wire with yellow stripe. I was jumpering it to the wrong green in the original I/S 3 pin harness. Then I realized there was another green, but with a red stripe. I jumpered the green/yellow from the brake light to the green/red wire and it now works. Now she's spliced with one of the blue "inline" splicers and is good to go. The 3 pin connector is still in place since I used the splicer, so I think I should be able to run both the standard and trunk lights at the same time by simply plugging back in the trunk connector when I want to use the trunk for trips.

Thanks guys, for your input!