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- ppineExplorer IIAuto parts stores and RV parts often have little overlap. The one exception might be a really big truck stop.
- I do not know about others, but I would be trying to match the rest of the lights.
- bukhrnExplorer IIIDo a search for Clearance lights on WalMart, I didn't see the Lens, but there's no shortage of the lights.
- ppineExplorer IIReplace the light.
I bought an older trailer with faded lenses. Even the standard oblong light lenses were not available in any catalogue I could find. I contacted the manuf and they said they were wholesale only. I convinced them to sell me the lenses so I would not have to replace every light on my rig. - Dennis_M_MExplorerTry Colaw RV Salvage
- bukhrnExplorer IIITry any auto parts store.
- walker111ExplorerThanks all. trailer is in storage but will get needed info this week
- RoyBExplorer IIGood point what BUD says... These are regulated by DOT as safety lights and MUST be approved type lens which have a DOT NUMBER stamped on them. If you search AMAZON for the stamped-on DOT number you should find exact lens right away...
Roy Ken - Look closely at another lens. Locate the numbers and post them
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