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This guide is for owners of trailers who need to replace damaged or faded trailer light lenses. The AB Tools TR211 replacement lenses offer a straightforward solution for improving visibility and safety. Keep in mind that this guide covers the replacement of the lenses only, not the entire light assembly.
| Model Part Number | TR211_PAIR |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The package includes a pair of trailer light replacement lenses.
No, the lenses do not include bulbs. They are replacement lenses only.
Remove the old lens and secure the new lens in its place, ensuring a proper fit.
You may need a screwdriver or other basic tools to remove and secure the lenses, depending on your trailer light assembly.
No, these lenses are designed to fit specific dimensions. Please check the provided dimensions against your existing lenses.
Clean the lenses regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
The warranty information is not provided in the product description.
Double-check the dimensions of your trailer light assembly against the replacement lens dimensions to ensure compatibility.
Ensure you are applying the correct amount of pressure and not overtightening screws. Contact customer support if needed.
Ensure the lens is properly sealed to the light assembly. Check for any gaps or missing seals. Re-seat or replace the lens if necessary.
These lenses are designed to fit the trailer light assemblies as described in the product description. Check the dimensions provided (Length 16cm, Width 7.5cm, Height 4cm) against your existing lenses for compatibility. Please note that these are replacement lenses only, and do not include the entire light assembly, bulbs, or wiring.
Clean the lenses regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or materials that could scratch the surface. Inspect the lenses periodically for any signs of damage.
