Comprehensive Review: Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light Video

I think the confusion is that the part #STL179RB does not have a left and right side. Basically it is a dual intensity light but one side of the light does not blink with one blinker and the other side with the other blinker. When you wire this up…

For a similar style light to the glo brite you mentioned, I recommend using the Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light w/Reflector #STL69RRXB which has tail, turn and brake light functions. This light is 15" long and 1-5/8" wide; the mounting…

The orange wire you found is the CHMSL circuit. This is the center high mount stop light wire. It is not used by a brake controller so you can tape it up and stow it out of the way. The wires that you will need with be 12 volt power, output to…

Red, black, and white wires are common on many tail light assemblies. When this is the case, you will have red as stop and turn, black as running light, and white as ground. So you will connect yellow to red on one side of the trailer and green to…

The red wire is the turn signal wire and will be run to the green wire of your harness if its the right turn signal side, and the black wire will run to the brown wire of your harness. The yellow wire from your harness will run to the left turn…

Your older model Yakima Viper Bike Rack (par 8002000) can definitely be mounted to your 2009 Subaru Outback Wagon. We need to go with your option 1 though as the Viper isn't compatible with the Mighty Mounts. A complete Yakima Round Bar Roof Rack…

We don't carry lights with those colors, so you will need to test them based on function. Normally black and red are power and white is ground like you see in the #STL69RB. I would try the yellow as ground. Red is most likely the turn signal and…

The best solution as you alluded to is to bypass the factory "Smart Tow" trailer package which is what is responsible for only sending power to the 12 volt pin when the vehicle is in gear. This is actually pretty easy to do and we have a…

It sounds as if there is a weak ground connection somewhere on the trailer. Ground issues normally show up when there is more load on a system. Your situation is a perfect example of that. With the running lights on already drawing power, stepping on…

I pulled the Optronics LED Trailer Light Kit, part #TLL16RK, from our warehouse and measured the outside dimension. I shot a little video as I measured the lights for you to check out. The outside dimensions of the lights measure approximately 8…

Yes, we do have the complete kit with all the wires and lighting you will need to rewire and set your trailer up with new lights. We have two options depending on the amount of side marker lights you want. The first is the LED Combination Trailer…

Since I do not know what tow vehicle or wiring harness you have I will try to give you the best general guidance I can. Usually the best way to troubleshoot your wiring issue is to disconnect the trailer from the truck's 4-pole and test each one…