JW Speaker Model 234 LED Heated Turn Signal (Amber) - 0347811 - 0347811 - 4-Wheel Model 234 heated tail lights are available in thre

JW Speaker Model 234 LED Heated Turn Signal (Amber) - 0347811 - 0347811

By JW Speaker

$60.43

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0347811

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4 Wheel Parts

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JW Speaker

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Model 234 heated tail lights are available in three configurations: Red Stop/Tail/Turn, Amber Turn and Clear Reverse. Each light is available with or without a wiring harness. Available accessories include a rubber mounting grommet, plastic mounting flange and 2 different trim rings to facilitate installation into different types of vehicles. 12-24V DC system operates in 9-32V DC;Sold individually;Smart heating system automatically de-ices lens;DOT-compliant with 12-24V DC operating voltage;Sealed to IP69K for power wash & steam cleaning resistance;Low power consumption, using only 8W of power to de-ice;Superior condensation management; California Residents: WARNING

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