Incandescent Trailer Clearance Light that Uses 2 Wires

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I have a 2015 Trail star Boat Trailer. I need a 1 x 2 submersible clearance light, however my light has 2 wires not single. Do you carry the replacement incandescent light?

asked by: Caleb B

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In red you'd want the part # AL91RB or in amber you'd want # AL91AB for the submersible incandescent lights. For a two wire harness like you need you'd want the part # A46PB with grommet part # A91GB or bracket # A91BOB.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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