How to Replace the Light Bulb of the Ear Mount, Plastic Trailer License Plate Light # LP81BB
Published 06/06/2014 >
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On my horse trailer I have the above license plate light unit of which the previous owner riveted to the frame of the trailer and I have not yet found how to replace the bulb inside which has burned out. Any guidance on the procedure would be appreciated.
asked by: Kevin K
Expert Reply:
To get to the bulb to allow you to replace it you will need to drill out the rivets so that you can access the backside of the Ear Mount, Plastic Trailer License Plate Light # LP81BB where you will be able to remove the bulb from the housing and replace it. To reinstall the bracket I would recommend you use nuts and bolts instead of rivets in case the bulb breaks in the future.
For a replacement bulb you would want the part # A194B.
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Trailer License Plate Light with Housing and Mounting Bracket - Clear Lens - Black Base
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- License Plate Lights
- License Plate
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Non-Submersible Lights
- Incandescent Light
- 4L x 1-9/16W Inch
- White
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