[Richard]

Adrian,

Keep in mind when you wire those up, that Newell used a different setup with stop light/run light on one circuit and turn signals on another. You will need to noodle through how to wire the combo lights you ordered.

[Fulltiming]

Don't forget that federal, and most state, law requires 2 rear red reflectors located between 15-72" above the ground. If the tail or stop lights incorporate reflectors you are good to go. The original taillight assembly had 5 lights without reflectors and one large red reflector per taillight assembly.

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Don't forget that federal, and most state, law requires 2 rear red reflectors located between 15-72" above the ground. If the tail or stop lights incorporate reflectors you are good to go. The original taillight assembly had 5 lights without reflectors and one large red reflector per taillight assembly.

Thanks Michael, that’s a good point. I will need to see if mine have refectors built in the new fixtures. If not I think I have some new reflectors left over from another project I can add to appease the regs. Wonder if that also applies to trailers, I do not think my trailer has any reflectors on it, will have to check that as well, 99 percent of the time I am towing my trailer anyways.

[Fulltiming]

Any trailer over 6' long has the same requirement. Minimum of two red reflectors on the rear.

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So I thought I already posted this but I think it did not go through due to some spotty internet after the hurricane. Finally got my tail lights put together and mounted. 

Here are some pics along the way and final shots:
   
   
   
   
   

Here is a short video that shows the turn signals:
https://youtube.com/shorts/86CgOVdbpTs?s...-erDU3NVNq

They came out nice, they are super bright.

[Richard]

Looks great.

[encantotom]

that is awesome

tom

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Looks great.

Thanks!

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that is awesome

tom

Appreciate it!