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The Erde & Daxara Trailer Replacement Light Lamp (Model 100) is the ideal solution for trailer owners needing to replace damaged or faulty lighting units on their Erde or Daxara 100, 101, or 102 series trailers. These replacement lamps offer a straightforward, bolt-on installation process with pre-fitted bulbs, ensuring a quick return to road-legal status; however, users should verify their specific trailer wiring configuration before purchase to ensure seamless compatibility with existing looms.
| Model Part Number | 100 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
Yes, this product listing is for a pair of replacement trailer lights.
No, the units are supplied complete with bulbs already fitted.
No, these lights are specifically rated for 12v electrical systems found on most passenger vehicle-towed trailers.
These are designed for the specific mounting patterns of Erde and Daxara 100, 101, and 102 trailers; they may not fit other brands without custom modifications.
The lamp includes the connection socket, but it is designed to plug into your existing trailer wiring loom.
Check that the wiring loom plug is fully seated in the socket and inspect the trailer's electrical connector for loose wires or blown fuses in the towing vehicle.
Clean the metal contacts in the wiring loom plug with electrical contact cleaner to remove any oxidation or corrosion that may be interrupting the current.
Ensure the light unit is bolted tightly against the trailer frame to maintain a proper seal; if condensation persists, check for any hairline cracks in the lens housing.
To install, ensure the trailer is uncoupled from the vehicle. Unscrew the existing light unit from the trailer frame, noting the orientation of the wires. Carefully disconnect the wiring loom plug from the back of the old unit. Align the new light unit with the pre-drilled holes on the trailer chassis and secure it using the provided fixings. Plug the wiring loom into the new socket until it clicks. Before towing, always perform a full light test: verify the turn signals, brake lights, and running lights are all synchronized with the towing vehicle. To prolong the lifespan of the lamp, clean the plastic lens periodically with a damp cloth to remove road grime and salt, which can cloud the material over time.
