Replacement Lens for Optronics Trailer Tail Light ST6RB

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Hi there, I broke a red tail light lense on my personal trailer and was wondering if i could get one shipped to me. I have some photos of the lense. See attached. Says Optronics at top, SAE AIST 08 DOT at the bottom. Red square with 4 holes in each corner. Looks like the A8RBP on your site. Please email me and Ill get you to confirm for me before I order one or two. Thanks.

asked by: Aaron F

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Based on your photo it looks like you found the correct red lens # A8RB for your trailer's right-hand Optronics tail light # ST6RB.

You can make double sure if you like by comparing the lens dimensions and mounting hole spacing shown the linked photo to your original lens part.

expert reply by: Adam R

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In order to see if part #A8RB is the right replacement lens for your trailer tail light you can take a quick measurement. I have attached a photo of the #A8RB with the dimensions shown. As you can see the lens is 4-1/2 inches wide and tall and the…

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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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The lens you need is part #A8RB. The light you have is a standard style trailer taillight and the lens part #A8RB is designed to fit it.

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Answer 12

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