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• Replacement Trailer Clearance Light for a Kll 1A-V-1260AB
  I looked up the trailer light you listed and the exact replacement that we carry would be the part # MC65ARB. This light uses the part # A65PB as a mount so the part # MCL61ARB should work as a replacement for you as well.
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• Replacement Trailer Clearance Light for a Haulmark Trailer
  You will have to look at the original light to determine the manufacturer and model number. If it is listed on the light it will be on the light housing somewhere (not the lens). If it is not, then you have to go by the measurements of the light. This light measures 3/15/16 inches long, 1-1/4 inches tall, and 7/8 inches deep. It is an exact replacement for Peterson light M154A-R.
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• Replacement for Haulmark # 900200 Fender Marker Light on 10 x 5 Enclosed Trailer
  Although I don't have any reference information that would tell me the part or crossover number for a lamp on your Haulmark trailer, I found online that the # MC65ARB you referenced would be an identical replacement. To be sure, take a quick measurement of the existing lamp on the other side. If it measures 3-15/16 inches long by 1-1/4 inches wide by 7/8 of an inch tall when laid on the base, you're good to go. You might consider getting the # A65PB, # A67CB or the # A67BB base, they're...
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• How to Replace Bulb on Burned Out Running Light on CM Horse Trailer
  The Optronics Thin Line Fender Clearance Light, # MC65ARB, is a sealed light meaning the lens cannot be removed from the light assembly to replace the bulb. The entire unit must be replaced. If the running light on your trailer is sealed, then you must replace the entire light. You can probably see a faint line of glue between the base of the light and the lens. If your light is not sealed, then the lens probably attaches to the light assembly with screws or it snaps on. If you remove...
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• Clearance Light Recommendation that are 3-7/8 inch x 1-1/4 inch x 7/8 inch
  I believe the Clearance Light part # MC65RB would be the correct light for you. The difference in length is about .1 of an inch which would be close enough. Especially since these look exactly like what you have and the other dimensions match up. The amber version of this is part # MC65AB. Fort the amber/red version you would want # MC65ARB.
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• Availability Of Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Fender Light MCL67ARB
  Good morning Jeff, we have exactly what you are looking for. Take a look at the following: Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Fender Light w/ Bracket - Submersible - 10 Diodes - Amber/Red Lens # MCL67ARB
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• Fender Light Bracket Recommendation for Cargo Mate Box Trailer
  For the Black Molded Fender Bracket # A67BB that you referenced the correct light assemblies have both an amber and a red light on them since one side will be for the front (amber) and the other side of the light will face the rear (red). The two options are part number # MC65ARB for an incandescent bulb and # MCL65ARB for an LED. This setup can be made to fit nearly all fenders so it would work well for you.
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• How To Mount Optronics Trailer Clearance Light # MC65ARB To Trailer
  To mount the Optronics Trailer Clearance Light, part # MC65ARB, you will need to use a mounting bracket. There are 2 brackets available that will fit this light, the only difference between brackets is the color, one is black, one is chrome. For the black mounting bracket, Optronics Bracket, part # A65PB. If you prefer chrome, we have the Optronics Bracket, part # A67CB. You will need to supply screws to mount the light brackets.
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• Does Optronics Black Molded Fender Bracket # A67BB Come with 1 or 2 Brackets
  The fender bracket, # A67BB, is sold in quantities of 1. It is designed for use with Optronics lights # MC65ARB or # MCL65ARB.
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• Attaching Some Lights On Trailer Causing Other Lights To Stop Working
  It sounds like there's a possibility you are overloading the circuit, and that could be causing the issue. Or there may be a short in the lights on the fender of your trailer, or in the taillight circuit which is attached to the brown wire on the wiring harness. You will want to make sure you are using the correct wire gauge when wiring the trailer. If possible, I recommend using the heavier gauge wire so that you are sure it can handle the load. The first thing I recommend is to test...
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• Are Optronics Fender Clearance Lights MCL65ARB and MC65ARB the Same Size
  Yes, the two Optronics lights you referenced, # MCL65ARB and # MC65ARB, are LED and standard incandescent versions of the same Thin Line fender clearance light. Both install with 3-inch mounting hole spacing and both measure 3-15/16 L x 1-1/4 W x 7/8 D. LED lights offer the advantages of needing less power, not requiring routine bulb replacement and generating less waste heat. They also do not tend to change color (becoming yellow over time) the way incandescent bulbs do.
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• Availability of Optronics Clearance/Marker Light Kit # MC67ARBP for Horse Trailer
  We do offer the lamp in question, part # MC65ARB. Optronics sells the item as a set including the bracket and wire pigtail as part MCL67ARBP, but we sell the items separately. The bracket/pigtail combo is available as part # A65PB.
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