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USDM Rear Lights to UK Connectors

Connor.Polar
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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has any guides or tips for converting Taillights from USDM mk7.5 Fiestas to the Euro/UK Mk7.5 Fiestas. I know there's some for the opposite way round and I could just back track but would rather have a guide for it.

Basically I have a 2016 Fiesta MK7.5 here in the UK but I got some unique taillights from the States that I want to fit.
However, I'm pretty sure both use different wiring looms. Both are facelift but the USDM lights uses a female connector and UK uses a male connector.  (See pictures below)
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On top of this, both wiring schematics look different for some reason.

Any help is much appreciated

 

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    Eventually worked this out for myself, so I will leave this table here in case anyone does this in the future

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    The UDSM lights use a male connector and so do the UK/EN Fiesta so you cannot just plug them in without depinning the connectors. If you want a reversible way of doing this, I used some connector blocks and secured them in insulating tape to avoid any electrical fires and they work amazingly.
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