Replacing Incandescent Lights On Yakima Rack And Roll Trailer To LED

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I own a 2006 rack and roll that has inconsistent lights. I’m having some issues with the lights and am considering converting to led. Do you sell the parts needed to completely convert the trailer to LED?

asked by: Alex E

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The Replacement 4" LED Tail Light for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer # 8880212 are the correct replacements for your current incandescent tail lights on your 2006 Yakima Rack and Roll trailer.

To convert the running lights you can simply replace the 194 incandescent bulbs for 194 LED Bulbs # ARC68FR. Yakima does not offer the Side Marker Light # Y8880178 in a LED option.

expert reply by: Bud M

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I have attached below a list of the replacement parts we offer for the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer part #Y08106 which relate to the lights and wiring. If you don't see something you need just let me know what that is. Replacement Side Marker…

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Answer 2

The Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - 66" #Y08106 for space saving will need the tongue removed. With the tongue removed, the trailer is 6 feet long. I've attached a photo of this system with tongue and wheels removed for storage to assist.

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You might be able to get your kayak saddles to fit on the crossmembers of the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer #Y08106 but I wasn't able to confirm the dimensions with my contact at Yakima. Worst case scenario is that if they don't fit the…

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The original Rack and Roll trailers had incandescent lights but now the lights are LEDs. The switch started in about October of 2010. I have included a link to a video review of Rack and Roll trailer #Y08106 for you.

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Part #Y8880203 and #8880161 would be the wiring for the tongue while part #8880162 would be needed for the rear lights. The balance of the wiring is run inside the framework of the Rack and Roll trailer. Since you said you are replacing all of the…

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Answer 6

By 'J Bars' I'm assuming you're speaking of a J-style kayak carrier. The Yakima Rack and Roll trailer #Y08106 uses the Yakima 1-1/8 inch diameter round profile crossbars, so as long as your kayak carriers are the clamp mount style…

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Answer 7

We can help you get your two vehicles, the 2003 Honda Odyssey and the 2015 Toyota Prius, ready to tow your Yakima Rack-and-Roll trailer, whether it is the 66-inch model #Y08106 or the 78-inch model #Y08107. Let's start with hitches for the cars.…

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I'd go with the Thule Stacker Kayak Carrier part #TH830 as it can carry up to 4 with each carrier and would give you a more economical option. You'd want two of these. One would carry three and the other the remaining two. Since the kayaks…

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Answer 9

We actually made a video that covers the assembly of Yakima Rack and Roll trailer part #Y08106 you mentioned that you can use as a guide. Check out the attached link to this page.

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Answer 10

In order to mount a kayak on the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer part #Y08106, I recommend using the Yakima BigCatch Kayak Roof Rack part #Y04091 for your larger, sit-on fishing kayak and the Yakima DeckHand Kayak Roof Rack part #Y04083-2 for your more…

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Answer 11

The max boat length for the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer part #Y08106 is 17' per Yakima. It would probably work just fine with a slightly longer boat but we cannot recommend this. That said, there is another trailer that will work better for you…

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For the Yakima Rack and Roll trailer part #Y08106 we have spare wheel and tires like the part #Y08121 you could bring so you'd be able to get back on the road more quickly or we have replacement inner tubes #Y8880283 for a solution that costs a…

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