Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible - 3 Diodes - Rectangle - Red

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• LED Clearance Light Recommendation for Sundowner Horse Trailer
  What you have on your horse trailer is a pretty common clearance light that we do offer in red and amber as an LED. For the red you'd want the part # AL91RB and for amber part # AL91AB. You'll also need the grommet part # A91GB and the right angle pigtail part # A46PB and you'd be set.
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• Replacement Trailer Clearance Light for PM150
  The most similar trailer clearance lights we offer to replace the PM150 lights you have now would be the Thinline LED light part # AL91RB. For a replacement harness that would plug into this you'd need the part # A46PB and then for a grmmet part # A91GB for a flush mount or part # A91BOB for a bracket for surface mount.
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• Recommended Side Marker Lights for EZLoader Trailer
  I can help you find the correct parts for your EZ Loader trailer. Based on the photos you submitted, the # AL91RB will fit your style connector on your trailer. The amber light is # AL82AB, and the grommet you will need is # A91BOB. All these items come in quantity of 1 so you will want to adjust the quantity on the grommets page to 2. I have linked all the above products to this page for your convenience.
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• LED Trailer Lights for a Lark Trailer
  Sounds like you have a T17 Torx bit that you are in need of. Your local hardware store will have this size. Try a Lowe's or a Home Depot. It is possible that you could replace your trailer light bulbs with LED bulbs, but most likely you don't have the correct housings that allow for that as most do not. I attached a page that has all of the LED trailer taillights we offer.
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• Looking for Boat Trailer Clearance Light to Replace Signal Stat 1500
  According to my Optronics representative, the # AL91RB marker/clearance light you mentioned is a direct replacement for the Truck-Lite 15 series. The Signal Stat 1500 is how Truck-Lite refers to the same lamp in its LED version. A mounting bezel is available, part # A91BB for black or # A91CB for chrome plated ABS. If either one of these self-grounding bezels is used, use a # A91LW pigtail. If a non grounding bezel or bracket is used, a two wire pigtail like part # A46PB would be needed.
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• Will Optronics Side Marker Light # AL91RB Mount in Existing Rubber Grommets on Trailrite Trailer
  The Optronics Clearance/Side Marker Light, part # AL91RB, will mount in the rubber grommets that your Grote 4641 lights are installed in. I looked it up in the industry cross reference for lighting and it listed the # AL91RB light as fitting in your grommets. The rubber grommet we offer for the # AL91RB light is the Optronics Flush Mount Grommet, part # A91GB. This is a rubber grommet that is used when mounting the light flush to the trailer. It measures 3-5/16 inches long x 1-15/16...
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• Replacement Tailgate Marker Lights for 1984 GMC C-Series Dually Pickup
  Yes, from what I found, you can use # AL91RB LED lights to replace the five original incandescent tailgate lights on your 1984 GMC C-Series Dually Pickup. These are standard size clearance lights (2-1/2 x 1-3/16) that were used on a variety of different trailer and some truck OEM applications and were sold under a number of brand names. Keep in mind that these lights don't have wires coming out the back, so in order to install them you'll also need a mounting bracket # A91BB to provide...
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• Should LED Trailer Lights be Mixed with Incandescent Trailer Lights
  One main difference between LED lights and incandescents is the amount of power each one draws. I did a little research and found that if you were to have LEDs and incandescents on the same circuit, it would be too much power draw for the LEDs without using the proper resistors to compensate for the differences. It would be best to replace all the lights to one type or the other. However, if one of your stop/turn lights was LED and the other was not, that should be fine (provided both...
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• Incandescent Trailer Clearance Light that Uses 2 Wires
  In red you'd want the part # AL91RB or in amber you'd want # AL91AB for the submersible incandescent lights. For a two wire harness like you need you'd want the part # A46PB with grommet part # A91GB or bracket # A91BOB.
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• How Does the Red Side Marker Trailer Light # AL91RB Install and what Parts are Needed to Install
  For the clearance light # AL91RB and the matching amber light you would install the lights in the appropriate bases like # A91BB and then use 2-wire pigtail # A46PB, plug it into the backs of the lights and attach the wires to the existing trailer wiring. The ground wire can be attached directly to the trailer frame. I have included a link to a video review of the clearance light for you.
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• Boat Trailer Market Light Replacement Recommendation for Chaparral Boat Trailer
  Thanks for the picture of the light you are looking to replace. It looks like our closest replacement is the part # MCL-91RK which has the chrome base like what yours has.
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• Hyperflashing On Trailer Lighting with a 2013 Ford Escape Troubleshooting
  Typically hyperflashing is a problem with LED's being installed on a vehicle that had incandescent bulbs. That problem usually does not occur with trailer wiring. Unless in your case the tow package wiring has it's own flasher unit separate from the vehicle taillights. Which if it does then you would need to replace all of the taillights of the trailer with incandescent bulbs or install load resistors on all of the taillight circuits on the trailer. For a load resistor you would want...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Taillight Setup Where LED and Incandescent Bulbs are Both Installed
  The adapter shouldn't limit current and should only add resistance to the connection so that it senses more of a load on it. I'd check to see how your lights are all wired. If they are all wired in series where the ground is connecting to the power of the next light then that is your issue as you can't mix LED and incandescent bulbs with this style of wiring. You need the lights all wired to the same power feed wire and grounding independently.
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• Can LED and Incandescent Lights be Mixed, Used at the Same Time on a Trailer
  The lights don't have voltage or amperage regulators so it could potentially be an issue. However, I am in the minority around here about whether or not it would be a problem. Most others are certain that it would not be a problem so majority rules. I still believe that the potential for a problem is there if you mix LED and incandescent lights but it seems to work out for most people. But I would be remiss in my duties if I didn't at least mention the potential for a problem.
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• How to Wire up the Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light to Single Wire Trailer
  To use the # AL91RB on a trailer that has one wire for the power wire and then grounds through the mounting bracket would only require the bracket part # A91BB for the bracket and then part # A91LW for a single wire connector.
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• Troubleshooting Running Lights Blowing Fuse With Trailer Connected
  If you have been continually blowing the same running light fuse on your truck ever since it was new, and just with the trailer plugged in, then it sounds like the issue is that you have an overload, which means the amperage draw is too high. This is a pretty common problem when it comes to running lights - so common in fact that we have a section dedicated to it in our help article on wiring troubleshooting. You can see this in the section I cut out as well as the link I provided. The...
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• Mounting Bracket Recommendations For Optronics Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light
  For the # AL91RB trailer lights we have a couple options for mounting brackets. For a self-grounding bracket where the light is grounded through the mounting hardware I recommend part # A91BB. The gasket is included. For a mounting bracket that has an open back you need part # A91BOB.
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• Troubleshooting LED Single Wire Clearance Lights
  The reason your single wire LEDs aren't working is because you aren't using a ground. Most single wire lights like the Amber Clearance Light with Stainless Steel Hardware # 47-99-006 will have a separate ground like in the mounting hardware. The Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light # AL91RB you asked from will ground through the mounting bracket # A91BB. The mounting with butyl tape is the issue. You need to have a ground connection for your clearance lights to work.
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• Parts Needed to Install Optronics Submersible Red LED Clearance and Side Marker Light AL91RB
  The Optronics Thinline Submersible Red LED Clearance and Side Marker Light # AL91RB installs using a base, part # A91BOB in black or part # A91OB in chrome finish. A 2-wire pigtail # A46PB will allow for electrical installation. The white wire on the pigtail is ground. If your original light used only 1 wire then its base provided the ground connection. In this case you can use the self-grounding base # A91BB in black or # A91CB in chrome finish. In this case you will use Single Wire...
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• Are Mounting Brackets Needed To Install Optronics LED Trailer Clearance Lights # AL91RB
  For installation of the Optronics LED Trailer Clearance Lights, part # AL91RB, you will need to use an Optronics Mounting Bracket. You can use either the Optronics Black Mounting Bracket, part # A91BB, or the Chrome Mounting Bracket, part # A91CB. The brackets are sold individually, so you will just need to order the same quantity as the number of lights you have. I have linked a video that show the installation of the Optronics AL91 Series Lights.
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• Recommended Fix for Cargo Carrier Lights That Hyperflash
  Odds are your cargo carrier's lights are the super-efficient LED type. These can cause turn signal hyperflashing as you describe. This does not cause any actual harm to anything but it can certainly be annoying. Your options are to try load resistors # P230004A-2 that will simulate the resistive load of a standard incandescent bulb, or to replace the cargo carrier lights with a set of incandescent lights such as # 20174.
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• Turn Signals Not Working on an Accessory Connected to a 1998 Dodge Ram Pickup
  There is a possibility that this problem is due to mixing incandescent lights with LEDs, but this is unlikely. More likely is this being a grounding issue with the wiring. Usually, when one function is not working while others are, this points to a problem with how the ground is connected. Check the connection point of your accessory's ground wire to ensure that it is free of corrosion or rust. If you find any, clean the area or move the connection to a cleaner spot. Check your vehicle's...
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• Replacement Tail and Marker Lights for 1996 Ranger Trail Boat Trailer
  Excellent idea, switching to LED. They use less power, last much longer and are brighter than incandescent lamps of the same size. Win, win, win. The grommet mount lamps you reference should fit in a 6-3/4 by 2-1/2 inch rough opening, which is the typical size. I'd recommend measuring the rough opening to confirm. If that dimension checks out, the # TLL12RK LED taillight kit would work well for you. For the marker lights, if the interior of their mounting brackets measure 2-1/2 by...
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• Clearance and Side Marker Light With Clear Lens and Red LEDs
  We do carry a number of options for clearance lights that have a clear lens and red LEDs, but the red equivalent of the Thinline LED Mini Clearance and Side Marker Light - Clear Lens - Amber # AL91CAB has a red lens as opposed to a clear lens; it is the Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light # AL91RB. If you want to go this route you can mount it with Grommet # A91GB (recessed mount) or Mounting Bracket # A91BOB (surface mount) with Right Angle 2-Wire Pigtail # A46PB. For similar...
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• Replacement Parts for Optronics Identification Light Bar on Trucks and Trailers
  For the Identification Light Bar for Trucks and Trailers - Weatherproof - Incandescent # MC93RB you referenced we have both the Light Bar Replacement Wiring Harness MC93 and MC94 Series # A93PB and the Optronics Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible - Incandescent - Red Lens # A91RB. If you want the LED lights then you will use the Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible - 3 Diodes - Rectangle - Red # AL91RB.
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• Recommended Amber, Red, And Clear Lens LED Clearance Lights For Karavan Boat Trailer
  The clearance lights we offer are not exactly the size you mentioned but these may work well for your trailer. I recommend part # AL82AB for the amber lights. These are LED lights and are submersible. These measure 2-1/2 inches long and 1-3/16 inches wide and 7/8 inch deep. For a red clearance light I recommend part # AL91RB. The clearance lights with a clear lens has amber colored diodes. We do not have a clear I recommend part # AL91CAB. All three of these lights have the...
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• Stop/Turn/Tail Wiring Connection to Side Clearance Marker Light
  For your Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn - LED - Waterproof - 10 Diodes - Red Lens # STL72RB and Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible - 3 Diodes - Rectangle - Red # AL91RB, you will need the Wiring harness # A45PB as well as # A46PB. If you want the side marker light to only be a running light you will connect to the black wire. If you want it to be turn only, you will need to use the Vehicle to Vehicle Tail Light Converter # 118158 to isolate that function.
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• Replacement 2-1/2 Inch Long Optronics Marker Lights for Cargo Trailer
  The closest Optronics trailer light assembly we have available to your existing unit is the Optronics Thinline LED # AL91RB. This LED light measures 2-1/2 inches long and 1-3/16 inches wide. The mounting bracket # A91BOB it is used with (not included with the light) features bolt holes that measure 2 inches apart on center. Unfortunately the SAE P2 P3 number you found on the lens of your existing light doesn't indicate the actual light model but has to do with DOT regulations. If the...
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• Availability Of White Replacement Fender For 2003 Shoreland'r Trailer W/ ST205/75R15 Tires
  I sure can! Based on the picture you provided the correct replacement fender for your trailer is going to be the Plastic, Single-Axle Trailer Fender w/ Top and Side Steps - White - 13" to 15" # PF11X35W which will work perfectly with the ST205/75R15 tires on your 2003 Shoreland'r Trailer and closely resembles your current fender. You will also need mounting brackets # PF1135-BKT-2 to mount the fender to your trailer. In regards to the clearance lights I will need to know the length...
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