Grommet Recommendation for the LED Waterproof Grommet Mount Clearance Side Marker Light # 47-203667
Updated 03/04/2015 | Published 03/03/2015 >
Question:
I bought Wesbar led clearance lights #47-203667 and #47-203668 to replace my standard lights on my boat trailer and they fit in the grommet mounts just fine but cant get them to snap into the flush mount bracket for some reason, I wondered if I needed to buy this bracket. This bracket looks just like the one my trailer but I didnt know if the newer model was different in some way. These new led lights are exact same size when held side by side and end to end not sure what is different. The old lights are also wesbar. Any tips and info will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks
asked by: Danny D
Expert Reply:
The recommended grommet for the # 47-203667 and # 47-203668 that you referenced is the part # 221588.
Without knowing exactly what you have on your trailer it's hard to say why the lights you have won't fit it. Unless you can come up with a way to modify the grommet you have now the only recommendation I can make would be the part # 221588.
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Mounting Bracket for Optronics 90 Series or 91 Series Trailer Lights - Self-Grounding - Black
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