Troubleshooting Blazer Trailer Tail Light C7493RTM That Stopped Working
Question:
I have a set of these lights, and everything works except the right-hand side marker. Is it possible to open the case for a possible repair? They seem permanently sealed.
asked by: Jordan
Expert Reply:
First check to make sure the light is grounded properly. That is typically what causes a trailer light to stop working. Especially when the light is an LED that doesn't normally burn out.
The light # C7493RTM that you referenced has a sealed lens that does not allow you to get into it. Plus the LED light inside it is not like a standard bulb that is easily replaced.
Try improving the ground first. That will most likely fix the problem.
I attached a couple help articles on troubleshooting trailer wiring for you to check out as well.

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Blazer LED Trailer Tail Light - Submersible - 6 Function - 7 Diodes - Red Lens - Passenger Side
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Rear Reflector
- Side Marker
- Side Reflector
- Stop/Turn/Tail
- Square
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 4-3/4L x 5-1/8W Inch
- Red
- Blazer
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