Will the Replacement Red Lens # A42RB Replace Do Ray SS-105

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iS THIS AN OPTIONAL LENS FOR THE DO RAY PRODUCT? DO RAY SS-105

asked by: ANNEMARIE

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The Replacement Red Lens # A42RB should be the correct replacement lens for your Do Ray SS-105. Since this is a common style of light duplicated by several manufacturers. To verify this you can check the measurements of the light you have, if they are 4-1/16" L x 2-1/8" W x 1-1/8" D then this would by confirmed as a fit.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Mizan R.

3/25/2020

1 Do-Ray SAE-P1-69 SIGNAL LIGHT - DO-RAY SAE-P1-69 REPLACEMENT LENS LIGHTRED - SAE- P1-69 4 Each2 SIGNAL-STAT SAE-P1-68 SIGNAL LIGHT - SIGNAL-STAT 77-556 LENS 77556-GREEN - SAE-P1- 68 4 Each

Chris R.

3/25/2020

We may have compatible replacement lights for your Do Ray assemblies, but unfortunately I wasn't able to track down any info using the numbers you listed. The codes you found refer to DoT guidelines and are not a specific part number. Do you happen to see any other numbers printed inside the light housing?

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