LED Trailer Lights for a Lark Trailer
Updated 08/11/2014 | Published 08/10/2014
Question:
I want to replace my marker lights with led but they are held on with torx screws that are between #15 and #20. Can I just replace the bulbs? The trailer is a Lark. The whole trailer is held together with these torx screws. Where can I find the proper size torx? I have two sets and they both jump from #15 to #20? Thanks
asked by: Earl H
Helpful Expert Reply:
Sounds like you have a T17 Torx bit that you are in need of. Your local hardware store will have this size. Try a Lowe's or a Home Depot.
It is possible that you could replace your trailer light bulbs with LED bulbs, but most likely you don't have the correct housings that allow for that as most do not. I attached a page that has all of the LED trailer taillights we offer.
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Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible - 3 Diodes - Rectangle - Red
- Trailer Lights
- Clearance Lights
- Marker
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 2-1/2L x 1-3/16W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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