Recommended Oval Lights, Grommets, and Wiring for a BACKRACK Headache Rack for Pickup Truck

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I recently purchased a Back Rack for my pick-up truck. It has 6 oval openings designed for Red/Amber/White lights. The openings measure 2-7/16 Wide by 6-11/16 Tall. I wish to purchase 2-Red, 2-Amber and 2-White LED lights for this Rack and I am looking for a recommendation for lights that will fit these openings.

asked by: David H

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Expert Reply:

I'd be more than happy to help! Here is what I found:

Red - # STL111RB (x2)
Amber - # STL111AB (x2)
White - # BUL111CB (x2)
PVC Grommet - # a70gb (x6)
Pigtail - # A47PB or # A45PB (x6)

These lights all match and measure 6-7/16" wide x 2-5/16" tall x 15/16" deep but the grommet will take up the rest of the space that you measured. Just be sure to only connect 1 of the wires for each function depending on how you're wanting it all to operate.

I have attached a sample installation video of this light on a trailer that you can use as a reference.

expert reply by: Jon G

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