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Chevy Truck Bed End Hole Cap, Stepside, With Clear LEDs, 1940-1966

Item EK-61-255167-1
Chevy Truck Bed End Hole Cap, Stepside, With Clear LEDs, 1940-1966
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • These Accessory Lights Pull Far Less Power Than Incandescent Bulbs
      • Modern LED's Will Burn For Thousands Of Hours
      • Made In USA
      • Works Great For Backup Lighting
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 131353

      Description


      Includes 12 volt single intensity 19 LED bulb, and 2 pigtail wires. Can be used for turn signal. These aluminum caps are made to fit in the ends of the bed sides. A rubber o-ring aids in installation and helps the caps stay in place. There are variations in the bed side curls, so we suggest you check the inside diameter of your curl before ordering. The size we make for this hole cap is 1-19/32 inches. The lighted hole cap will provide additional lighting at the rear of your truck, but is not intended to replace your DOT legal turn signal light system. The lenses are clear, but the LED's glow bright white when powered. Made in the USA.

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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