Optronics Trailer Lights - Clearance Lights - MCL32ABB Review Video

The only way will be to replace the entire assembly as the rear back plate is not available by itself. For that you'd need the part #RVSTLB61. The great news is that the price for this is very reasonable and you get an all new assembly.

Yes, that all sounds correct. The computer systems on the newer trucks require a constant draw to provide power to the vehicle's 7-Way connector. To work around this you will need the 7-Way Vehicle Power Adapter item #FR87PR. This plugs directly…

The only way to have clearance lights on your trailer that also flash with the turn signals is to have multi-function light assemblies that feature a separate wire for each the running lights and turn signal circuits. If your existing clearance…

Does your running light circuit currently have quite a few lights on it? Sounds like maybe the circuit is being overdrawn currently and there's not enough power left to operate the cameras. Since you know the circuit is active and you've also…

Shackles should angle away from the hanger so that as the leaf spring stretches when compressed it can add the added length as needed. If you installed new springs it's not uncommon to see that distance seem smaller since leaf springs have a…

Anytime that a spindle is starting to take damage you will want to replace it as that will affect the performance of your bearings and seal. In this case since that chipping is right where the seal sits (as you mentioned) that will eat at the rubber…

Yes we do have a red version of the Optronics Double Bullseye with the part #MCL45RB. The amber version is part #MCL45AB.

The link provided will show you all available rectangular LED-type trailer clearance lights. Most of these do have fewer than 12 LEDs per light. We do offer the Optronics Double Bullseye LED Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Light #MCL45AB which has…

I have a solution for you, but unfortunately our trailer light manufacturers don't make an LED light that measures 8-1/2 by 4-1/2 inches. The best solution I have for you would be do buy the incandescent lights and swap the bulbs out with an LED…

If where you plan to mount the clearance lights is metal that touches the trailer frame then a 1 wire clearance light would work just fine. The difference between the 1 wire and 2 wire lights is that the 1 wire lights ground through their mounting…

There are a number of bright options for surface-mounted trailer tail lights, though all will be designed as brake, tail light and turn signals (you do not have to wire the turn signals and can simply tie that wire off on the light). The brightest…

I attached a picture that shows what type of lighting requirements are needed for a trailer over 80 inches in width as well as a link down below that covers this as well.