How to Find Light Part Number on Four Winns Boat Trailer
Updated 07/08/2016 | Published 07/07/2016
Question:
will the Replacement Tail Light Lens for ST36RB and ST37RBinch fit my 2015 Four Winns boat trailer? The number on the lens I currently have, which is broken, is OPTRONICS SAE STIAP2 04 DOT
asked by: Jill
Expert Reply:
Trailer makers don't usually keep track of the brand/model of lights used in trailer production and the numbers you took from your light's broken lens are not part numbers, but rather DOT coding. The light's base is likely to have the part number printed on it so you can check there for a brand and/or part reference. Once you find that you can type it into our search box.
If you cannot find that information you can still review the replacement light lenses we offer which are shown on the linked page. Click on the lens color and shape you need - and the brand if you can find that.
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Aero Pro Combination Trailer Tail Light - Waterproof - 7 Function - Incandescent - Passenger Side
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- Marker
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- Incandescent Light
- 7-7/8L x 3-1/4W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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