Recommended 2 Wire LED Marker Lights for 2015 Four Winds Siesta RV

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Not the answer I needed. I wanted to know how to run or connect the extra clearance light fixtures.

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For your 2015 Four Winds Siesta RV, I recommend the Rectangular LED Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Light with Reflex Reflector- Amber # MCL32ABB and Red # MCL32RBB. These are both 2 wire LED lights that will allow you to add marker lights to your current system without issue.

You can simply splice these into your current wiring to add the additional lights you desire. For connection, I recommend # 16-1-1 wire and heat shrink butt connectors # DW05744-10.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Leonard B.

1/22/2018

Not the answer I needed. I wanted to know how to run or connect the extra clearance light fixtures.

Jason S.

1/22/2018

You simply need to connect them in line with your other lights. So you will connect the positive wires in line with each other and the ground wires can be either connected to use a common ground or they can have individual ground connections. The black wires are power and the white wires are ground. I recommend using # 16-1-1 wire to run between each one. Then you will have the black wire connect to one end of a butt connector like # 45330 and have 2 wires (one coming and one going) to the other end of the butt connector. At the end of the chain, these lights will all connect to the brown running light wire on your trailer wiring harness and the ground wires with either together or individually connect directly to the trailer frame with a bare metal on metal connection. Often people will use ring terminal # DW05737-1 and self tapping screws like # 101131802.

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