Trailer Lights, again....
rasbury
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I guess I should feel lucky that one of my worst issues with a reoccurring problem is trailer lights but I'm on like my third set. The last ones I bought were WesBar,a submersible but not water tight and one of the lights has a corded socket. These seem to be fairly good rated. Probably less than a year old. Last set were LED "water tight" that did not work out well at all, Is this just the way it is?
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aero3113 Member Posts: 9,045 ✭✭✭✭✭Do you unplug them when you put the trailer in the water? When you get a new set you can seal them up with some silicone on the seams and where the wires go in for extra protection.2008 330EC
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Michael T Member Posts: 7,227 ✭✭✭✭✭I trailered Rinkers for years. I always unplugged the harness before dunking the trailer. No way I wanted electricity going to the bulbs, while submersed. When replacing bulbs I put dielectric "grease" on the bulb contacts before inserting them.Post edited by Michael T on
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