Replacing Trailer Taillight Lens Marked SAE AP2 04 DOT

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This is rectangular - 2inch x 2-3/4inch from a utility trailer. Optronics SAE AP2 04 DOT 1/4inch high with 2 screw holes along the 2inch side. Do you sell something like that?

asked by: Rjet

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The SAE number is not normally a reliable way to find replacement lenses, but from previous customers who have had that same number and sent in pictures we were able to determine that the correct replacement lens is the # A39RB for the main lens and # A37RB for the side marker.

If what you have looks different send me a picture and I'll see what we have.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

So SAE numbers aren't part numbers so it's hard to pick out replacement lights based on of them since that's not info that's stored as a cross reference. We've had customers with a similar number SAE-AP2-79 which turned out to be…

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Answer 2

We have just what you need. Thanks for sending in the picture as that made it very easy. You are in need of the part #A2RB.

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Answer 3

For the SAE AP2 99 DOT lens we know that the part #A2RB is the correct replacement.

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Answer 4

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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The SAE number is not a reliable way to find a replacement light for the trailer. From our experience the replacement light is Optronics tail light part #ST36RB for the passenger side or part #ST37RB for the driver's side. These lights measure…

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The SAE number is not normally a reliable way to find replacement lenses, but from previous customers who have had that same number and sent in pictures we were able to determine that the correct replacement lens is the #A39RB for the main lens and…

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Answer 7

We have exactly what you need. For the amber lens light you would want the Oval Clearance Light part #MC38AB and then for the red light you would want the Peterson Red Oblong Clearance Light part #423000.

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In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Answer 11

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