Chrome, Two-Wire Mounting Bracket for the Optronics Clearance Light MCL63CAB
Updated 03/08/2016 | Published 03/07/2016
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I am interested in buying these lights but need the two wire plug. I noticed that you only have the mounting plate in black. Can the single wire plug be removed from the chrome mounting plate and be replaced with the two wire plug?
asked by: Rob
Expert Reply:
Sounds like you are wanting to use the part # A67CB with the clearance light part # MCL63CAB. There's no reason you couldn't, this bracket is designed for trailers that ground through the mounting hardware though. If that wouldn't work on your trailer you would just need to run a wire from the mounting screw that runs through the ground strap and the light would work just fine.
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Black Molded ABS Mounting Bracket for Thin Line Series Clearance, Side Marker Lights
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