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The Trailer Light Lens Radex Replacement Right (MP801BR) is an essential maintenance component for trailer owners looking to restore the visibility and safety of their lighting systems. Ideally suited for owners of Ifor Williams and Indespension trailers, this genuine Radex part ensures an exact fit for damaged, cracked, or discolored lenses. While this replacement offers a seamless factory-style restoration, users should note that this specific unit is intended exclusively for the right-hand side of the trailer.
| Model Part Number | MP801BR |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this is a replacement lens only and does not include bulbs or the inner electronics.
No, this lens is specifically designed for the right-hand side of the trailer only.
It is commonly used on Ifor Williams and Indespension trailers equipped with Radex MP801BR or MP8015BR light units.
Check your existing light housing for the part numbers MP801BR or MP8015BR. If those match, this lens will fit.
Typically, the lens is sold as a standalone replacement; ensure you retain your original screws during removal.
Ensure no debris is trapped in the gasket groove and that the mounting screws are aligned properly.
The issue is likely the bulb or wiring rather than the lens; check the electrical connections and replace the trailer light bulbs.
To install your new lens, ensure the trailer is powered down. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws holding the existing damaged lens to the light housing. Clean any debris or moisture from the seal area before seating the new MP801BR lens into place. Tighten the screws firmly, but avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the new plastic housing. This lens is compatible with Radex light models MP801BR and MP8015BR. For long-term care, occasionally wipe the lens with a damp cloth to remove road grime, and avoid using harsh chemical solvents that could cloud the plastic.
