What Screws Fit Black Bracket and Single Wire Plug for Thin Line Series Trailer Lights # A65PB
Updated 09/15/2010 | Published 09/14/2010 >
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Question:
what installation screws are used for these lights. it seems like you need the screw to not have a head for the light to snap in the bracket.
asked by: mike
Expert Reply:
The back of the lights that go with the Black Bracket and Single Wire Plug for Thin Line Series Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Lights, # A65PB, have a recessed area over the mounting holes. Take a look at # MC65RB, and click on the third picture to see the recessed area.
I went out to the warehouse and pulled both parts to measure. There is a space of 3/16 inches between the bottom of that recessed area and the base of the bracket. The screw head would have to be 3/16 inches tall or less to fit inside with the light on the base. The mounting hole will accept a screw with up to a 1/4 inch diameter.
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Black Bracket and Single Wire Plug for Thin Line Series Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Lights
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