Need help w/ '98 Reverse Light wiring

[sk8rt4r]

I am trying to finding the location where the wiring for the Left & RIght Reverse lights join together on my '98.
Does anyone know where this happens?( It's my understanding that there is one wire from the reverse switch and that it then goes into a connector that splits to either side.) I am wanting to "wig wag" the lights. So, where ever this split in the wiring is seems to be the most logical spot.

 

[A.Wilson013]

What in the heck is, "Wig wag?"

 

[sk8rt4r]

What in the hell is, "Wig wag?"

When the lights alternate back & forth. Best example of them( that every one will relate to ) Police car headlights.

 

[A.Wilson013]

Why would you want your reverse lights to do that...? I imagine it's less than legal?

IIRC the harness goes from the switch to the driver side light and splits from the drivers to passenger side. I could be completely incorrect, but I think I remember that's how it went.

 

[sk8rt4r]

Why? I love lighting & I think it's cool looking .
Legality ? Depends on how you use them.. If the situation justifies them I'd say it's totally legal---
Fl Stat 316.241.
(7) Flashing lights are prohibited on vehicles except:
(a) As a means of indicating a right or left turn, to change lanes, or to indicate that the vehicle is lawfully stopped or disabled upon the highway;
(b) When a motorist intermittently flashes his or her vehicle’s headlamps at an oncoming vehicle notwithstanding the motorist’s intent for doing so;

or we'll just say they're for " off road use" lol

 

[sk8rt4r]

IIRC the harness goes from the switch to the driver side light and splits from the drivers to passenger side. I could be completely incorrect, but I think I remember that's how it went.

I looked around in the back but there didnt seem to be any (obvious) connection back there. I'm thinking it's up front somewhere cause I believe I found the reverse light wire under both the L&R rear passenger floor trim. More indepth investigating maybe in order if someone doesn't come up with a definitive answer.