Hole Size Hole Needed to Install Sealed Uni-Lite Mini LED Side Marker/Clearance Light # MCL11RKB

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In this q/a section you give two sizes 11/16 and 3/4. I have 3/4 hole in the tail gate of my ford F150 and I need to know if they will fit the 3/4 hole or not. 1/16 can make the difference if they stay in or not.

asked by: Ken

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We have determined that you would need an 11/16 inch hole for a tight fit when installing Sealed, Uni-Lite Mini LED Side Marker and Clearance Light # MCL11RKB. A 3/4 inch hole could work but it would be slightly looser.

expert reply by: Michael H

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