Replacement LED Module for a Bargman 84 Series Tail Light

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Hi there. Im replacing a busted tail light on my trailer it is a Bargman 84 Series LED. This piece looks pretty much the same and appears to be approximately the same dimensions. Can you tell me if its actually the same and confirm that it will work alongside the 84 Series thats still working fine on the other tail light? Thanks in advance for your help.

asked by: SBH

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Expert Reply:

Bargman tail light # 30-86-101 is an 86 series so it is not exactly the same as an 84 series. The correct replacement for a Bargman 84 series LED is module # 47-84-420.

expert reply by: Michael H

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