Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Light - 5 Function - 57 Diodes - Driver Side

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• Trailer Hitch Receiver/Bumper Combination For a 2011 Freightliner M2 Cab and Chassis
  Based on the information I could find on your 2011 Freightliner M2 cab and chassis it appears you have a 34" wide frame. The Buyers Products Flatbed/Flatbed Dump Hitch Plate Bumper # 3371809050 is specifically designed to fit a 34" wide frame. It has bolt hole which you can use to attach to your frame but welding is also required. You are able to bolt on either a 2" Receiver # 3371804055 or Pintle Hitch w/ 2-5/16" Ball # BP38FR. For tail lights I recommend the LED Combination Tail Lights...
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• Parts Needed To Use Combined Signal/Brake Lights On Vehicle With Separate Turn/Brake Lights
  To use the Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Light # STL60RLBP and # STL60RB to work on your 2006 Chevrolet flatbed you will need to use a Hopkins Tail Light Converter # HM48847. This converter is needed to combine the turn signals and brake lights to work on the same circuit like the Jeep needs. It is also confirmed to work with the LED lights on tail lights.
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• Are There Two Jeep-Style Trailer Combination Tail Lights
  The Jeep-Style Trailer Combination Tail Light # ST60RB, which is an incandescent light, does not have two separate versions, one for the driver side and one for the passenger side. If you wanted to go with the higher-quality LED version of this light there are driver and passenger side models: the Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Light Driver Side # STL60RLBP and Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Light - Passenger Side # STL60RB. Going with the LED version will get you a...
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• Installation of Jeep-Style Trailer Lights
  The Jeep-Style Combination LED Tail Light w/ Backup Light and License Plate Light - Driver Side # STL60RLBP and Passenger Side # STL60RB are not intended for use on a Jeep. They are simply the Jeep Style and are intended for trailer use. You will not be able to modify the lights without voiding a warranty. The studs are used for mounting only, so you technically can alter the mount without impacting function.
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• How to Figure Out Wiring for Trailer Tail Lights with 5 Wires
  The best thing to do when installing trailer lights is to make sure they have the same amount of functions as the ones that you're replacing, and then note what wires are for what functions. This makes it easier to wire up the new tail lights when you install them. The most amount of wires we have on a tail light is 4, with the Jeep Style Lights # STL60RLBP and # STL60RB. I'm not sure what that 5th wire is on your assembly so you'll need to reach out to the manufacturer for a wiring diagram...
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• Recommended Replacement Tail Lights For Obsolete KD 460 Tail Light Lenses On Hay Bale Truck
  I have a recommendation for you as it does appear the KD 460 tail lights are going to be obsolete. The only place I could find information on them is on vintage camper sites. Since you mentioned the lights were on a hay truck I recommend using the Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights Driver # STL60RLBP or Passenger # STL60RB. The only difference in these lights is the drivers side has a bottom LED light to illuminate a license plate if you do not have a separate plate light. If...
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• Replacement Tail Lights for a 2000 Jeep Wrangler
  You could install Optronics light # STL60RB for the right side and # STL60RLBP for the left side on your 2000 Jeep Wrangler. These are surface mount, Jeep style lights. They measure 5-13/16 inches wide and 6-3/4 inches tall. The only thing is that since they mount to the surface you will need to have access to the back side of the mounting surface to thread on the nuts that hold the lights on. I have included a link to a video review of this light for you.
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• Troubleshooting Reverse Light Function Not Working for New LED Lights on 1990 Jeep YJ
  Since I don't know what LED lights you purchased for your 1990 Jeep YJ but I'm pretty sure the 4th wire is for your reverse lights and that you have your ground connected to your reverse light function. For example, the Jeep-Style LED Combination Trailer Tail Light # STL60RLBP for driver side and # STL60RB for passenger side, have 4 wires which connect to the following functions: White wire for ground Black wire for tail light and license plate light Red wire for stop/turn signal Yellow...
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• Are the Optronics Jeep Style Universal Trailer Tail Lights available in LED Version
  The LED version of the Optronics Jeep Style of taillights that you referenced # ST60RB are available as part # STL60RB for the passenger side and # STL60RLBP for the drivers side. These LED lights are stud mounted, as you requested and have 16 diodes and on the tail light, 36 diodes on the back up light, and the license plate illumination light (only on the drivers side) has 5 diodes. I have provided links to these parts and a short demonstration video for your reference.
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• Comparing the Hot-Line LED Trailer Backup Light and GloLight LED Combination Trailer Tail Light
  In regards to light output, the Hot-Line LED Trailer Backup Light part # 328-003-6017W will physically put out more light than the reverse light portion of the GloLight LED Combination Trailer Tail Light part # STL161RLB as it has twice as many diodes (12 vs 6). In order to run the reverse light circuit you can use part # 16-1-1 (per foot).
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• Replacement Tail Light Assemblies for 1976 Argosy Camper
  The issue that you're going to run into here is that the lip that you removed is designed to allow you to mount lights on the back because of the curved ends. Because it's such a smooth curve there, you're not going to be able to use something like the Bargman Wraparound Clearance/Side Marker Light - 86 Series - Red - Black Base # 30-86-202. With that said, I'll mention two options for you that you could likely make work by moving the electrical wiring in a bit. First, you could use the...
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