Most Popular Tail Lights for Coachmen Freelander Motorhome

video on product helped me to install in my Vegas 24.1 Original had 8 cables, new one 6 cables. all 3 whites from bus went together on white from light. each black from bus in each black from light. each green from bus in each red from light. red from bus on purple from light.

Quite easy to install and fit my Coachman Freelander perfectly. The prior ones were not sealed, filled with water, and blew the fuse fuse. Beware of the cheaper version on Amazon as they have the same poor seal problem as the original lights which died after <5 years.

Bought these LED Stop/Tail lights for my new dump trailer. The factory stop/tails are mounted very low, and any car directly behind me blocks my lights from the 2nd or 3rd car behind me. So I mounted these new ones up as high as I could to let people know I am stopping or turning. I also mounted a side marker light so I could see where the trailer was while backing up at night. The factory marker lights are so low I can’t see them in my mirrors because they are blocked by the step on the drivers side and the spare tire on the passenger side. I am a retired 18 wheeler driver of 47 years.

I am in the process of renovating a 1966 Airstream. I wanted to upgrade the tail lights and the clearance lights. I found etrailer.com on a web search. I ordered the round 4" LED, rubber 4" grommet, and Oval LED clearance light. The round stop with grommet adapeted perfectly into the lens on the Airstream. I will feel so much safer now with the added visability. The lights are stellar.

Thus far a good light, I am using it as a rear foglight on my truck. It's been surviving the Florida rains, time will tell how it holds up to the elements, I'll write a follow up during our foggy season here. It's a bright light, not too large. My use may be unorthodox, but in the couple of weeks since I installed it still tests good.

It was an exact replacement and workded fine.