How to replace a marker light on front cap

[Neal]

I have a light not working so one is coming from Newmar. Anyone know how they are held in place and what it takes to replace one? I have to replace the far right one, a single, on the front cap.

 

[TJ&LadyDi]

I think the marker lights are siliconed in place. I'd call Newmar to be sure.

TJ

 

[GlampDaddy]

I was considering replacing all of them, just to clean things up. Then I found out how much they cost and decided to apply some old-fashioned elbow grease. Just replaced the rear markers. Local repair guy said the fronts were siliconed in place.

 

[Neal]

The wiring is going to be a treat. You better believe I'm not going to let that wire fall into that hole but my luck that is probably what will happen!

 

[GlampDaddy]

Just hold it with your teeth while you do the other stuff.

 

[Neal]

Knowing Newmar there will be 1 inch of slack available.

 

[Richpatty]

I dont have any blown out, but am very curious what you find.

Replacing bulbs should not be made this hard.

 

[AbdRahim]

I dont have any blown out, but am very curious what you find.

Replacing bulbs should not be made this hard.

I don't know why hey cannot use lights commonly found at truck stops. On my class C I had to pry them out with two screw drivers, followed by two claw hammers wrapped in towels (trying not to act arch the paint. Way too much work for a light bulb.

 

[RKins]

Our coach the lights are held in with 2 screws in each light. Your vintage I have no clue. Back in the day they used common Graco lights.