Replacement Trailer Taillight Lens for Light with SAE Number STIAP2 04 DOT

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I need a replacement boat trailer tail light lens. Left side. 2001 Bass Tracker 175. Numbers on broken lens: SAE STIAP2 04 DOT. Name on trailer is Tracker Trail Star. Thank you.

asked by: Jerry J

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Expert Reply:

I believe I have a solution for you, but the SAE number you listed isn't a reliable way to get a replacement lens.

We had a different customer email us a picture of his light and give the same number as you and it turned out he needed the part # A39RB. I attached the picture he sent us.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Mark S.

8/4/2020

how about the side lense. is the drivers side different than passenger

Chris R.

8/13/2020

Unfortunately, those replacement side lenses aren't available any longer. Your best bet would be to replace the lamp itself. For the passenger side, use # ST36RB or # ST37RB for the driver's side.

Answer 1

The SAE STIAP2 04 DOT number you provided is a DOT approval number, which states that the lens is compliant with DOT regulations. Because of that, that number isn't typically a good identifier for finding a replacement lens. However, in this…

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Answer 2

For the taillight assembly part #ST37RB that you referenced there are 2 lens. One of them is the part #A39RB that you referenced that covers the front of the assembly. For the side piece that you referenced you would want the part #A37RB.

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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