What are the physical identifiers that would indicate that a pair of turn signal assemblies from a 69 Toro have cornering lamps or not?

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Got my answer...thanks.

 

Why not post the answer??

 

That would make sense wouldn't it...sorry about that....

There will be three sets of wires and plugs. One for parklight/turn signal in pod's front pocket, then one for side marker light and one for cornering lamp in the pod's side pocket.

All of them have a boss cast into them for cornering lamps, but it's only knocked out if car had cornering lamps.

These will work on both 68 and 69. 68 lenses had a black outline stripe, 69 are all argent silver.

Credit goes to Rocketraider for the above information.

 

Just unscrew teh lenes, and see if there is two or three bulbs.
If ther eis three blubs - you and corncering light !

 

Ok.....now I'm confused since I've gotten two different answers.

Anyhow, I took the lense off and I have one amber bulb in the front pocket. In the side pocket I have a small amber bulb and a large clear bulb. Can anyone tell me whether or not these are cornering lights. I am thinking now that they are. Can someone verify this based on the info I have provided? Thanks in advance.

 

Sounds like a cornering light setup to me!

Yah, you could have just taken the lens off to start with, but I figured since they were already out of the car it would be as simple to look at the wiring, and you wouldn't risk having the lens gasket fall out in a dozen pieces!

Park/turn bulb is an 1157A, the side marker is a 97A, and the cornering lamp bulb is the elusive 1195- a single contact 50 CP bulb. Though it would not surprise me if they've been replaced with easier to find 1156's- common backup light bulbs, 32 CP.