What Two Pigtails do I Need for my Fusion LED Trailer Tail Light Part # STL211RB

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Good evening. I am going to be purchasing two Fusion LED lamp assemblies. I need to know the correct right angle pigtails for the lamps. Item # STL211RB. There are tow one two wire and one three wire. Thank you. Mike

asked by: Mike V

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For the Fusion LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn, Backup part # STL211RB you will use the Right Angle 3-Wire Pigtail for Optronics Trailer Lights part # A47PB for the three wire which will carry your running lights, turn/brake signal lights and your ground and the Right Angle 2-Wire Pigtail part # A49PB for the reverse light.

I have linked a video for you on the installation process so you can see how they will work together.

expert reply by: Randy B

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