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I could be wrong here but I am almost certain that you should not have to cut anything?!?!?! The tails should mount to the same holes and use the same connectors. Again though I am not 100 certain but I do not see why mitsu n chrysler would change all that just for a set of visually different lights.

The lights themselves are not different.. Tail lights in the 2ga and 2gb Eclipses are the same.. I know, my 96 AWD donor cars tail lights are in my 99 spyder.. Same exact thing.

The easiest way to do this for me is to cut and rewire the lights. There should be only 3 circuits going to the rear lights. Parking lights, Brake lights and turn signal. Use a voltmeter to figure out which wires coming out of the care send voltage when a) you turn the lights on b) step on the brake and c) turn on the turn signals (this voltage will alternate; on and off). Then figure out which circuits are used on the Talon rear lights to do the same thing. Cut, solder and heat shrink your connections.

But what about the reverse lights? They are built in to the talon tails and eclipses are in the bumper. There is no plug for the reverse lights so obviously something needs to be cut

Ohhhh I must have misread that part. I guess disregard my previous post. I really dont know how the talon tail light wiring is. :/

This should help if you haven't seen it already.

Thats awesome. It should be very helpful. Thank you for the help

I'm assuming you're talking about my comment when you asked about what it took to do the conversion. In the write up it mentioned what I said about the three supports and moving the middle one up. I really don't remember all that I did, it was a few years ago. I eventually just got a harness off a donor car in a junk yard.

Instead of doing all this splicing can't you just use a 97-99 eclipse brake sensor that is located under the dash? Or is this process the only way to do this? My understanding to this all is that the 95-97 talons have a brake sensor which is different then the 95-99 eclipse.

Anybody?