How To Tell If A Trailer Light Lens Will Fit On A 2002 Coleman Pop-Up Camper
Updated 01/18/2011 | Published 01/16/2011 >
Question:
Will this lens fit a 2002 Coleman Pop-up? Its a friend of mines so not sure about model number, but its a standard unit. Thank You
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
You will need to measure the lens that you are replacing or if you can get the part number from the light housing on the Coleman pop-up camper. The trailer light lenses are not listed by the brand of trailer. They are listed by size and part number of the trailer light it will fit.
The Replacement Amber Lens for MC32AB Trailer Lights, part # A32AB, is 4 inches long by 2 inches wide by 1/2 inch deep. It fits the Rectangular Trailer Clearance, Side Marker Light with Reflector- Amber, part # MC32AB. It will also fit the Peterson Light # TW2549A.
If you can get me the part number from the light housing I will be able to see if we have something available for you.
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Replacement Amber Lens for Optronics MC32 or MCL32 Series Clearance or Side Marker Trailer Lights
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Lights
- Light Lenses
- 2 Inch Wide
- 4 Inch Long
- Rectangle
- Amber
- Optronics
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