Blazer LED Trailer Tail Light - Submersible - 6 Function - 7 Diodes - Red Lens - Passenger Side

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• Replacement Blazer Driver Side LED Trailer Tail Light Assembly
  The Blazer Trailer Tail Light # C7483RTM referenced in your question is the only driver side assembly from Blazer that we currently have available. The pictures of your existing unit did not come through for some reason so I'm not sure exactly what your assemblies look like, however the lens on this light does feature individual circular patterns for the LEDs within the large outer circle. I have attached an image to better clarify this. I have also attached an installation video that...
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• Recommended Blazer LED Submersible Boat Trailer Tail Lights Installation
  For the Blazer Trailer lights, you will want the Blazer Trailer Tail Light - 6 Function - LED - Submersible - 7 Diodes # C7493RTM for the passenger side and the Blazer Trailer Tail Light - 7 Function - LED - Submersible - 9 Diodes # C7483RTM for the driver's side. That 7th function and the extra diodes are for the license plate light. These two parts are designed to be a pair. The installation video I've included will show you how to mount these lights and you will want to use the...
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• 2012 Jeep Liberty Headlights Cause My Trailer Turn Signals and Brake Lights to Fail
  It sounds like there may be a couple of issues going on here. First, It is very common for LED lights like # C7493RTM & # C7483RTM to remain on very dimly whenever the trailer is connected to a vehicle, even if the ignition is turned off. The only solution is to disconnect your trailer when you will be parked for extended periods. Now let's address the bigger issue. When turning on the vehicle's headlights causes one or more of the trailer lights to stop working the number one culprit...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Running Light Circuit Not Functioning
  Try connecting a known working 12 volt power source to the brown wires of the Blazer LED Trailer Tail Light # C7493RTM that you referenced. This is the running light circuit. If the light does not come on then the assembly is the problem but if it does then you know it's the wiring that runs to the assemblies. You should also verify that the white wire is connected to a solid ground too as that can sometimes cause lights not to work.
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• Replacement Trailer Taillight Lens for Blazer DOT AIST 95
  The lens you need is part # A8RB. The light you have is a standard style trailer taillight and the lens part # A8RB is designed to fit it.
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• Troubleshooting Blazer Trailer Tail Light C7493RTM That Stopped Working
  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...
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• Operation of Blazer LED Tail Lights
  Thank you for the details. I reached out to my contact at Blazer International to ask about the Blazer Trailer Tail Light - 6 Function - LED - Submersible - 7 Diodes - Red Lens - Passenger Side # C7493RTM you referred to. I confirmed with them that 2 LED's on is that proper function for running lights and all the LEDs for turn signals. Based on the information you gave, your light is working properly.
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• Is Bulb of Blazer Trailer Tail Light # C7493RTM Replaceable
  The Blazer Trailer Tail Light # C7493RTM is an LED assembly which means that the bulb isn't replaceable, but due to how long LEDs last you really wouldn't have to worry about that. Unlike incandescent bulbs LEDs last a very long time so they aren't designed to be replaced.
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Where Blinkers Only Work with Headlights Off
  Sounds like your issue is that you have the running light circuit wiring ran to the brighter stop/turn illumination circuit of the lighting. So what you'd want to do is reverse the wiring of the two circuits. Either at the connector or at the lights (whichever is easiest) and you'd have the issue handled!
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• Is it Okay to Drill Hole in Back of Optronics Light as Means for Wires to Exit?
  You could drill a small hole in Optronics Tail Light # STL8RB, though it would almost certainly void the warranty. I may have a better solution for you with Blazer Tail Light # C7493RTM. This light is also a red, square, LED light with mounting studs 2" apart on center. However, the wires in the rear of this light exit in the middle so there would be no need for you to drill any holes or make modifications. I've added a photo of the back of this light so you can see where the wires...
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• Recommended 24 Volt Compatible Trailer Lights for Utility Truck
  We do have some 24 Volt lights, but the Blazer Trailer Tail Light - 6 Function - LED - Submersible # C7493RTM is only for 12 Volt systems. Here are some 24 Volt options: Miro-Flex LED Trailer Stop/Turn/Tail Light - 12 Diode, 24 Volts - 4" Round - Red # STL23R24B Miro-Flex LED Trailer Parking/Turn Signal - 16 Diode, 24 Volts - 4" Round - Amber # STL23A24B
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• Troubleshooting Peterson Tail Lights on Boat Trailer That Keep Burning Out
  It really all depends on what trailer light kit you have installed on your boat trailer. Some kits are designed to withstand submersion and other kits aren't. If you can let me know what kit is on your trailer (not just the type of bulbs you use) I can help you determine if it is submersible (granted we carry it). Another thing to note is that you need to make sure your trailer wiring is unplugged before backing the trailer into the water. Even if your lights are submersible, if you...
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• Square Trailer Taillight Recommendation that Can have Longer Mounting Studs Used
  You'll want the taillight part # C7493RTM if you are wanting a light that allows you to pick the length of the mounting hardware you'd need. There's no way to replace the studs of the light you mentioned. I attached an install video for you to check out as well.
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