Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light - 6 Function - Incandescent - Red Lens - Passenger Side

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• Running Lights Function but Brake and Turn Do Not on a 2006 Carlson Utility Trailer
  It could definitely be a ground issue. Since you were able to duplicate the same result with the same trailer on two different vehicles, than it is pretty safe to say the problem is somewhere on the trailer. I would start with the trailer connector and work back. Trace the ground wire, usually white, back from the connector. Make sure it has a good clean connection to the metal of the trailer frame. Paint, rust and corrosion can insulate connections so make sure it is good metal to metal...
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• Recommended Replacement Trailer Lights With Side Lights For Small Utility Trailer
  We have just what you are looking for. I recommend the LED Submersible Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, part # STL8RB. This is for the right side of the trailer and is a stud mounted LED light. It has the side marker light that illuminates when the running lights are powered. For the left side of the trailer you will want part # STL9RB. I have attached a product review video and have also attached a drawing that shows the dimension for these lights you can take a look at.
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• Availability of Replacement Lens for Do-Ray 169
  I was not able to find any specifics about lighting products from Do-Ray, nor one for a lens with the reference number 169. If you can submit a photo of the part you need along with measurements I'll be glad to check for a replacement. If you prefer you can choose a new light fixture using the link provided. The link will take you to our main page for trailer lights where you can use the filters in the left margin to narrow the results shown based on the color, shape and type of light...
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• Replacement for Old Trailer Square Tail Light 4-5/8" x 4-5/8"
  I might have an option for you but without more detail, like a photo, it would just be a guess. That said, the size you mentioned is pretty common more or less for square trailer tail lights like the Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light part # ST8RB for passenger or part # ST9RB for driver. If this is what yours looks like, I recommend using these as the two stud mounting pattern is pretty standard so don't get bogged down in the small dimensional differences. In regards to a replacement...
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• Are the ST8RB and ST9RB Submersible Lights
  I have a solution for you, but neither the # ST8RB nor # ST9RB are submersible lights. Instead, you'll want to use the # ST6RB and # ST7RB - which are the submersible versions of those lights. These are still incandescent tail lights that look exactly the same, have the same dimensions and are the same 2 wire electrical system, they're just sealed up so that they can be safely used on boat trailers.
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• Replacement Square Stud Mount Trailer Lights for Utility Trailer
  The Combination Trailer Tail Light part # ST9RB for driver side or part # ST8RB for passenger side is just what you need to replace the tail lights on a utility trailer. The lights mount via two studs which are 2" apart so they will be a direct replacement. In regards to installation, the lights ground though the studs so you only need to attach the stop/turn and running light wires for each side.
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• Is Bulb Already Installed on Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light
  Yes, the Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, 6-Function, Right Hand # ST8RB does come with the bulb installed. The matching light for the left side of your trailer is the Trailer Stop, Turn, Tail and License Plate Light, 7-Function, Left Hand # ST9RB, which also has the bult installed.
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• Recommended Trailer Lights and Parts Needed to Install With Wesbar 4 Pole Flat Connector
  When using the Wesbar # W787274 you can just run a jumper wire for the running lights on the other side of the trailer; you're likely going to want to split the jacketing so that you can run the tail/blinker/brake light wires down each individual side of the trailer to allow for easier installation. If you need butt connectors you can use the Deka Heat Shrink Butt Connectors # DW05745-5 to make your wiring connections, and you'll need 14 gauge wiring to match the Wesbar harness. For lights...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Running Lamp Circuit on 2005 Ford F Series
  I am assuming you are speaking of the 7-way trailer connector. Use a circuit tester like part #PTW2993 on the pin in the 11:00 position on the trailer connector. If you do not have voltage on that pin while the headlights or running lights are on, you most likely have a blown fuse. The lid of your fuse box should have a legend showing which fuses protect which circuit. This information should also be provided in your owner's manual. The fuses might not necessarily be located in the main...
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• Installation of Bulb in Optronics Trailer Light
  The Optronics Trailer Light # ST8RB for the right hand side and # ST9RB for the left has a shockproof socket for the bulb to insert into. The replacement bulb is # A1157B.
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• Can the Optronics Tail Light # ST8RB Be Used on the Left and Right Side of a Trailer
  You should not have a problem using the Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, 6-Function, Right Hand # ST8RB on the left and right hand sides of your trailer. It would be just a matter of wiring up the lights accordingly. On the # ST8RB there is an arrow that points to a wiring hole with the word Green. On the right side of your trailer this will be correct, but on the left side of the trailer you would need to install the yellow wire there.
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• How Is Trailer Wiring Connected to the Optronics Trailer Lights # ST8RB
  Stripped wire get inserted into the ports on the back of the Optronics Trailer Lights # ST8RB and that is how they are connected. Fast forward to the 2:15 mark of the video I attached to see how this is done.
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• How to Connect Trailer Wiring to Optronics # ST8RB and # ST9RB Trailer Tailllights
  If you have the Optronics # ST8RB and # ST9RB, no connector is needed. On the back of the taillight, there is a hole for the stop/turn and a hole for the running light wire. Each of these holes will have a smaller hole directly below it. Strip back the insulation on the wire by about a 1/4 inch, twist the copper strands of each wire tightly and push it into the hole in the back of the lamp as you're pushing a small screwdriver into the smaller hole. Once the wire is fully inserted, remove...
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• Replacement Tail Light for 2000 TrailStar Bass Tracker Pro Boat Trailer
  I looked up some photos of a 2000 TrailStar Bass Tracker Pro Boat Trailer and it most likely uses either the Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light part # ST16RB for passenger and part # ST17RB for driver side or the Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light part # ST8RB for passenger side or part # ST7RB for driver. Unfortunately, you'd have to replace the entire tail light as we'd not have just the lens.
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• Preferred Method of Grounding Trailer Lighting Circuits
  Running a direct ground up to the trailer tongue or junction box would certainly work, but the only time I'd see that as being necessary is if the lamps were connected to a non metallic structure or a metallic structure that wasn't directly connected to the trailer frame. If the lamps aren't connected to a metal structure in direct contact with the trailer frame, you can use a short length of # DW02359-1 wire with a # DW05702-1 ring terminal on each end to serve as a jumper wire that joins...
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• How To Connect Optronics Trailer Lights # ST8RB and # ST9RB To a Trailer
  The quick connect feature on the Optronics Light, part # ST8RB, and part # ST9RB, means that you can connect the wires by inserting them into the four holes on the back of the light. It is not referring to a separate part. The wires would be stripped about 1/4 inch and pushed into the correct hole on the back of the trailer light. The holes are marked with the tail light function that the hole provides. The wire when pushed in the hole will automatically lock in place and give you a quick...
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• How to Wire Optronics Right-Hand Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, Part # ST8RB
  The Optronics Right-Hand Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, Part # ST8RB, connects with two wires. On the rear of the housing are holes to accept bare wire and underneath each one is a smaller hole that serves as a wire release; just insert a small pin (or something like a paper clip) to release the wires. The left-hand matching light is part # ST9RB. If you refer to the included photo illustrating a trailer-side 7-way connector you will be able to see which two wires from the connector...
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• Removing 1157 Light Bulb from Optronics Trailer Light
  The bulb that's in the # ST8RB light is an 1157 like part # A1157B. To change the bulb remove the front lens by taking off the screws and gently prying the lens away. Then to get the bulb out you'll need to push in on it a bit and twist the bulb.
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• Do Trailer Taillights Light Up When Vehicle Presses Brake Pedal
  Yes, trailer brake lights are supposed to light up brighter when the tow vehicle applies the brakes. They are designed to work just like a vehicle's taillights that have the brake lights and the running lights on the same circuit. If you check out the review video link I attached you can see how a very standard trailer taillight # ST8RB lights up with the running lights and the stop/turn signal.
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• Replacement Tail Light Lens for ST7RB and ST8RB Lights
  It looks like you previously purchased the Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light - Submersilbe - 7 Function - Square - Driver Side # ST7RB, so you can use that to replace your driver's side light or the Optronics Combination Trailer Tail Light - 6 Function - Incandescent - Red Lens - Passenger Side # ST8RB for the passenger side. If you just need to replace the lens, that part is # A8RB for the front lens and # A9RB for the side lens.
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• Installation Method for Optronics 6-Function Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light # ST8RB
  The Optronics 6-Function Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light # ST8RB that you referenced does not require a bracket for installation. This light is of the type that uses the two threaded mounting studs, spaced 2-inches apart, to attach to your trailer. These mounting studs also serve a second purpose; they provide the ground connection to complete the electrical circuit. Please refer to the linked video. Certainly if you wanted to mount these with a bracket you could use a simple L-bracket...
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• Can Redline Light Guard be Used with Optronics ST8RB and ST9RB Tail Light Assemblies
  The Redline Light Guard # LG440NP referenced in your question is designed to fit the Peterson Square Trailer Tail Light # 432400 and # 432200, however it can also fit other tail light assemblies. The Optronics Tail Lights # ST8RB and # ST9RB that you also mentioned feature very similar dimensions to the above Peterson assemblies and will absolutely work with the Redline Light Guard. The guard itself has an inside dimension of 5-1/2 inches wide, 5 inches high and 3 inches deep. This will...
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• Comparing the Power Draw of LED Trailer Tail Light STL8RB and Incandescent Version ST8RB
  LED lights draw considerably less amperage than incandescent lights. They also run much cooler. These 2 features are why LED lights last so long. The incandescent version of # STL8RB is # ST8RB and it draws 2.5 amps for the stop/turn signal functions and 1 amp for the running light functions. And the LED version draws 0.259 amps for stop/turn functions and 0.062 amps for running light functions.
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• When Should My Trailer Lights Be Working
  When the vehicle is not running and the key is in the off position, the only functions that should be working on your vehicle and trailer will be the headlights and tail lights as they are not tied into the vehicle's ignition system. If you vehicle's brake lights come on when the brake is applied, then your trailer brake lights should come on as well. It is likely the turn signals will not function while the vehicle is not running and the key is in the off position. When the vehicle is...
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