Replacing outside light

[cpaharley2008]

Originally Posted by Iowa Dave

The law of the hoarder says that now you need to immediately buy another light that’s identical to the one you installed. The thought is that if you have to replace it again you’ll not have to drill three holes next time. The reality is that
you will never need it and someday you can give it to someone and feel good about it or put it on the free tarp. And secondly you will not be able to find it when you need it.
Iowa Dave

This is why I have 3 of everything and running out out of storage room.....

[Dlawseth]

Here are the instructions I received June 2019 from Dave Warren, Escape Parts and Service Manager for replacing a rear LED on the back:
"Hi Don, yes you will cut away the seal unscrew the light from the trailer. Where the screws are will be obvious when you get the new one. You would put Proflex in the hole where the wire goes to get a good water tight seal, re screw the light back in and Pro-flex around the light once installed."
Removing the old Proflex was tedious, but used a combination of box cutter (careful not to cut into the fibreglass), plastic scraper and, most effective, thumbnails. Alcohol to remove thin areas of old sealant.
Best of luck, Don