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622 Amber LED Light Help
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Brentc
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Funny you should ask
I just picked up my 622 from the paint shop yesterday and spent the afternoon installing the replacement lights that I bought at etrailer.com. They were the closest dimension I could find to the original. After unplugging the originals I had to enlarge the hole through the trailer with a 3/4" drill bit to allow for the new lights back panel to sit flush. I traced and made my own gaskets from a piece of cork gasket material available at any auto store. I used new stainless 10-32 x 1" pan head screws and bolts. The lights were purchased at www.etrailer.com and were part # MCL17AB & MCL17RB. The result was great, they look factory and are super noticeable. Very doable project and I like the new lights better than the factory.
I just picked up my 622 from the paint shop yesterday and spent the afternoon installing the replacement lights that I bought at etrailer.com. They were the closest dimension I could find to the original. After unplugging the originals I had to enlarge the hole through the trailer with a 3/4" drill bit to allow for the new lights back panel to sit flush. I traced and made my own gaskets from a piece of cork gasket material available at any auto store. I used new stainless 10-32 x 1" pan head screws and bolts. The lights were purchased at www.etrailer.com and were part # MCL17AB & MCL17RB. The result was great, they look factory and are super noticeable. Very doable project and I like the new lights better than the factory.
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Copperman
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I looked through my manual for my 2013 622 and didn't see any part numbers for any part of the trailer. Sorry
fastfraser
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They look great
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billybovine
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The part numbers are on BRP's web site in the online parts catalog.
710001924 Front Side Marker $39.99 CAD
710001997 Rear Side Marker $27.99 CAD
This is for the 2013 RT 622. You did not say what year your trailer is. Note this is the Canadian price and the US price will be about 20% lower.
Also digital manuals for the RT 622 trailer are available on BRP's web site. Just like they are for every Spyder.
710001924 Front Side Marker $39.99 CAD
710001997 Rear Side Marker $27.99 CAD
This is for the 2013 RT 622. You did not say what year your trailer is. Note this is the Canadian price and the US price will be about 20% lower.
Also digital manuals for the RT 622 trailer are available on BRP's web site. Just like they are for every Spyder.
DJFaninTN
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I just picked up my 622 from the paint shop yesterday and spent the afternoon installing the replacement lights that I bought at etrailer.com. They were the closest dimension I could find to the original. After unplugging the originals I had to enlarge the hole through the trailer with a 3/4" drill bit to allow for the new lights back panel to sit flush. I traced and made my own gaskets from a piece of cork gasket material available at any auto store. I used new stainless 10-32 x 1" pan head screws and bolts. The lights were purchased at www.etrailer.com and were part # MCL17AB & MCL17RB. The result was great, they look factory and are super noticeable. Very doable project and I like the new lights better than the factory.
very nice job on the trailer. i saw those lights last night on their website and they look good.
i only need one light so I will continue on with the search for one just like the original light if possible.
DJFaninTN
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found these jewels that appear to just about an exact match. problem is they are from across the pond. the price for two would be $47 and that would include shipping.
https://www.leisureshopdirect.com/e...de-marker-lights/jokon-led-lights-series-2012
https://www.leisureshopdirect.com/e...de-marker-lights/jokon-led-lights-series-2012
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Olddood
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Led side markers
You might want to check out this Canadian site. They have all kinds of reasonably prices led lights. Hope this helps. http://www.princessauto.com/en/search?No=45&Nrpp=45&Ntt=led+lights
You might want to check out this Canadian site. They have all kinds of reasonably prices led lights. Hope this helps. http://www.princessauto.com/en/search?No=45&Nrpp=45&Ntt=led+lights
Brentc
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Nice, those do look like the ones....
Nice find.....maybe Darin could help with the getting them across the pond?
found these jewels that appear to just about an exact match. problem is they are from across the pond. the price for two would be $47 and that would include shipping.
https://www.leisureshopdirect.com/e...de-marker-lights/jokon-led-lights-series-2012
Nice find.....maybe Darin could help with the getting them across the pond?
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