Trailer Red LED Clearance Light Replacement Option For 2" Light With 3" Mounting Bracket
Updated 03/02/2022 | Published 02/28/2022
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I have a Champion boat trailer. The right side rear clearance light broke. I believe it is led about 2 inches by 1 inch. Mounting bracket looks like 3 inches end to end and 2-3/4 for mounting holes Thank you
asked by: Darrell L
Expert Reply:
I appreciate all that info and while we don't have an exact replacement we do have something that can work for you. You can use a different style bracket that is close in length, 2-7/8" long with mounting holes 2" apart on center. For the light, bracket and wiring you can use the following:
- Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Lightm # AL91RB
- Mounting Bracket - Black # A91BOB or Chrome # A91OB
- Right Angle 2-Wire Pigtail # A46PB
This would be the closest we can get to an exact replacement for your lights.
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Right Angle 2-Wire Pigtail for Optronics Trailer Lights - 2-Prong PL-10 Plug - 6" Lead
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