Are the ST8RB and ST9RB Submersible Lights

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The corresponding ST9RB says its submursible but that isnt mentioned for the the ST8RB. Is it?

asked by: Ed H

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Expert Reply:

I have a solution for you, but neither the # ST8RB nor # ST9RB are submersible lights. Instead, you'll want to use the # ST6RB and # ST7RB - which are the submersible versions of those lights. These are still incandescent tail lights that look exactly the same, have the same dimensions and are the same 2 wire electrical system, they're just sealed up so that they can be safely used on boat trailers.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

The lens you need is part #A8RB. The light you have is a standard style trailer taillight and the lens part #A8RB is designed to fit it.

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Answer 2

It sounds like you are referring to the Optronics Right Hand Trailer Light #ST8RB and the Left Hand #ST9RB. The only difference between the two assemblies is that the Left Hand/Driver's Side unit features an additional license plate light…

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Answer 3

If you have the Optronics #ST8RB and #ST9RB, no connector is needed. On the back of the taillight, there is a hole for the stop/turn and a hole for the running light wire. Each of these holes will have a smaller hole directly below it. Strip back…

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Answer 4

Stripped wire get inserted into the ports on the back of the Optronics Trailer Lights #ST8RB and that is how they are connected. Fast forward to the 2:15 mark of the video I attached to see how this is done.

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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