Mounting Hole Spacing on Sealed, Mini LED Side Marker, Clearance or Identification Light MCL13A2B

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What is the center to center measurement on the mounting holes

asked by: Terry

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I did some checking and for Sealed, Mini LED Side Marker, Clearance or Identification Light # MCL13A2B the mounting holes are spaced 2 inches apart on center. I have linked a video featuring this light for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

We do offer clearance lights that may work for you but we do not have any lights that feature a nylon fastener. I recommend the Optronics Sealed, Mini LED Side Marker, part #MCL13A2B. This light measures 2-1/2 inches long x 1-1/16 inches wide x…

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Answer 3

If you install the Sealed, Mini LED Side Marker, Clearance or Identification Light, part #MCL13A2B into your running light circuit you will not need resistors. Hyperflashing may occur when installing LED lights for the turn signals.

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Answer 4

The Optronics Mini LED Side Marker Light #MCL13A2B that you referenced is a single-function light intended to operate as a clearance/marker light. It cannot be wired to have an additional function. To do what you want you would need 2-function lights…

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Answer 5

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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