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hogdriver · 09-23-2015, 09:29 AM

Not sure about Cornerstone. Only $10 to find out.

hawgguy · 09-23-2015, 08:42 PM

Done. Plus an extra $6 for a tube of brown silicone caulk.

hawgguy · 10-03-2015, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by hogdriver

Not sure about Cornerstone. Only $10 to find out.

A good bet. Light arrived - same as OEM. Just have to be patient in dissecting the old one out, and caulk well when reassembing.

Jburklo · 10-03-2015, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by hawgguy

A good bet. Light arrived - same as OEM. Just have to be patient in dissecting the old one out, and caulk well when reassembing.

All

I have replaced three of mine and ordered an extra three. Remember Entegra now has a parts department and their service,

as usual is great!!! I also had to trim and pry - be careful some of the wires are really short. Don't let 'em pull back into the coach.

Jeff & Terri Burklo
2012 Aspire/2011 Jeep Liberty

BigmoneySr · 10-04-2015, 10:26 AM

This site gives you an additional choice for your marker lights. I replaced all my lights over a year ago. The new light are completely sealed and come with 3 horizontal led lights on the top and 3 on the bottom within the sealed unit. Our existing lights came with the coach had only 3 total that come with a two piece unit that allows water to get in and fry your led board.

Tonight I'll post a picture of what your see if you decide to select this option for your replacement marker lights.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...leds/599/1834/

BigmoneySr · 10-04-2015, 07:25 PM

LED pictures at night

brobox · 10-04-2015, 07:31 PM

Thanks for the photos Doug. I know I am going to LED's the heck out of the outside of my MH this winter. I will be seen when I am changing lanes instead of while I am parked.

BigmoneySr · 10-05-2015, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by hogdriver

Not sure about Cornerstone. Only $10 to find out.

Hope this helps short of seeing it in person

hawgguy · 10-05-2015, 08:48 PM

They sure do look pretty.... But I'd have to buy (and replace) 10 to have a matched set.

hogdriver · 10-08-2015, 10:11 AM

Thanks Doug. Next time I have to fix one of those OEM markers, I'll order a batch.

brobox · 10-08-2015, 06:42 PM

From this post, I also just did a light test...two amber clearance light out. I think I will do my additional lights and change all of the clearance lights this winter. I know I will be adding side turn signals for sure, might as well install quality clearance lights.

spsm · 10-08-2015, 06:58 PM

I love LED lights, until the snow covers them, and I try not to make that happen.

jbreault · 10-28-2016, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by BigmoneySr

This site gives you an additional choice for your marker lights. I replaced all my lights over a year ago. The new light are completely sealed and come with 3 horizontal led lights on the top and 3 on the bottom within the sealed unit. Our existing lights came with the coach had only 3 total that come with a two piece unit that allows water to get in and fry your led board.

Tonight I'll post a picture of what your see if you decide to select this option for your replacement marker lights.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...leds/599/1834/

Doug, when you replaced these, did you have to silicone the rear hole? How about around the lens like OEM ones? Did you do it before you put the chrome trim? I am replacing all of my OEM ones again (hopefully for the last time). with these as I cannot seem to keep the water out.

Thanks!

brobox · 10-29-2016, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by jbreault

Doug, when you replaced these, did you have to silicone the rear hole? How about around the lens like OEM ones? Did you do it before you put the chrome trim? I am replacing all of my OEM ones again (hopefully for the last time). with these as I cannot seem to keep the water out.

Thanks!

Not Doug, but I used his light recommendation and found a great trick for changing them. Instead of pulling the large 1 inch plug of silicone out of the hole, cut a square around the wires with a razor knife or a very thin sharp knife. Pull the wires out and connect the new light wire. Now you have a small hole to silicone and something for the silicone to stick to. If you try to silicone the large hole the silicone falls inside as there is nothing to hold it. The factory silicones the lights from the inside before the cap is installed.

I used brown silicone, but clear is fine. Silicone the new lights just like the old ones were, the chrome cover goes on when you screw the light on. The cover does cover any silicone that oozes out when you tighten the screws. Push the wires in as far as possible before applying the silicone or the wires will push the silicone inside without sealing. Cutting a plug out of the large hole made the job much easier and leak proof.