Replacement For Optronics STL69RC Light

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I NEED A REPLACEMENT FOR OPTRONICS STL69RC1PG

asked by: Leo N

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Hello Leo,

I checked with Optronics and there is no record of a STL69RC1PG light. What we do offer that you may have been referring to is the Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light # STL69RCB.

This is a 15" Long x 1-3/8" tall tail light with stop, turn, and tail light functions, so if that's the type of light you're needing to replace, it will work out for you.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Leo U.

7/10/2024

Thanks Kyle. I took that part number from the back of the light fixture. Mine is a thinline les light but is only 14 inches

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