Black Mounting Bracket for A91 Series Trailer Clearance Lights # A91BB Recommendation
Updated 04/19/2011 | Published 04/18/2011 >
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Question:
I bought replacement A91 lights for use with existing mounthing brackets. Previous lights were one wire. New lights dont work because they dont seem to self-ground. Is there a trick to installing them? Do I have to get new mounting brackets like the A91BB that have the explicit self-grounding tang?
asked by: Bob
Expert Reply:
The Sealed, Mini Rectangular Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Light, part # A91RB, that you have are self grounding. You would need a Black Mounting Bracket for A91 and AL91 Series Trailer Clearance, Side Marker Lights -Self Grounding, part # A91BB, for them to ground and function correctly.
Your other option would be to run a ground wire and power wire to the two terminals of the # A91RB. However, it would probably be easier to just get the # A91BB.
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Mounting Bracket for Optronics 90 Series or 91 Series Trailer Lights - Self-Grounding - Black
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