Fender Bracket for Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Light # MCL65ARB
Updated 07/23/2019 | Published 07/20/2019
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Question:
I ordered the light kit lense, and I thought pictures showed the black fender mount included but neither light came with the fender mount. My fender mount cracked - how do I get a replacement for the two lights I ordered?
asked by: Andy D
Expert Reply:
For the black molded fender bracket that works with the Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Light # MCL65ARB you will need the part # A67BB, which is indeed sold separately. This bracket includes the lead wire for power.
If you are just needing the standard surface-mount bracket you can use part # A65B for just the bracket itself or # A65PB for the bracket and wire.
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Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Fender Light for Trailers Over 80" Wide - 10 Diodes - Amber/Red
- Trailer Lights
- Clearance Lights
- Marker
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 4L x 1W Inch
- Amber
- Red
- Optronics
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