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Location: Gainesville, Ga | attaching pictures..the number on the front of the light reads SAE(2)R 04 DOT |
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Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | That # you posted looks like a lense code number. Do you see anything in the link I've posted that looks like your light? Is it a marker, stop/tail/turn signal light, load light, etc...? Your picture no workie.. http://www.actionfabrication.com/suplier_catalog/buyers_electrical_and_lighting.pdf Your local truck stop will probably have what you're looking.
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Location: western PA | EBay has hundreds of light assemblies for sale if you can't find anything locally. You also may consider a conversion to a newer LED replacement, which looks like and replaces the older bulb styles. Sometimes it's easier to replace the whole assy, rather than messing with older light bases, corroded bulb sockets and missing parts. It also allows you to reseal the base to the trailer, which is often a source of roof leakes. |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by gard on 2014-03-22 9:34 AM
EBay has hundreds of light assemblies for sale if you can't find anything locally. You also may consider a conversion to a newer LED replacement, which looks like and replaces the older bulb styles. Sometimes it's easier to replace the whole assy, rather than messing with older light bases, corroded bulb sockets and missing parts. It also allows you to reseal the base to the trailer, which is often a source of roof leakes.
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Location: Gainesville, Ga | it is a light in the horse area. it does not wire in, but is one solid piece from what I can tell that is the light, lens, and buld and wires plug into it. i has 3 places to plug into on is stop & turn, ground and tail. i will work on pics. |
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Location: Gainesville, Ga | pics |
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Location: suffolk | I have a few of these lights left with the red lens.
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Location: Missouri | Any autoparts store, Orschelens or Tractor Supply should have that, it's just a sealed reverse light. |
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Location: Missouri | http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/OPT0/BU70CBP.oap?ck=Search... |
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Location: Vermont | Several options depending on size... http://accessories.etrailer.com/trailer/Led%20Backup%20Lights |
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Location: Florida | This is the exact light you need... http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Lights/Optronics/BU70CB.html to make it easier for you, any truck stop, napa (hit and miss with other auto parts stores) and so on will have them in stock... 5.00 to 7.00 each (yes it plugs in, no bulb replacement, whole assembly is replaced). |
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Location: Gainesville, Ga | great thank you |
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help finding this trailer light
