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Assuming you are talking about the front turn signal lights, then you need to find connectors E55 pins 1 (hot) and 2 (ground), E58 pins 4 (ground) and 6 (hot),

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Assuming you are talking about the front turn signal lights, then you need to find connectors E55 pins 1 (hot) and 2 (ground), E58 pins 4 (ground) and 6 (hot), E24 pins 1 (hot) and 2 (ground), and E28 pins 4 (ground) and 6 (hot) in the pinout section (should be just a page or three past the last wiring diagram in that section). The pinouts will tell you the wire color.


Edit: BTW, you only need one resistor for each side (the lights are in parallel). Make sure the resistor can handle the power.
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