Red and Amber Round Clearance Lights With Flush Mounted Based

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I have 5 MC54AB lights and 5 MC54RB lights in my cart and the reason that I have them is because they are two prong and flush mount with screws. I would prefer them to have a white base. Do you have anything either with a white base that is a screw flush mount Base. Thanks so much

asked by: Thomas H

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We do have both red and amber round clearance lights with a flush-mounted base you can screw in.

The 2-1/2" Optronics # MC58AB is an amber light while the # MC58RB is red; you only need to remove the lens to access the white mounting base, screw it in and then put the lens back on. I have added a video review which details this for you to check out.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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