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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / May 2007tail / brake / reverse light for 1984 starcraft
Can any one tell me a good place to find a tail light to match the original one from the factory for a 1984 Starcraft Starflyer? One side doesn't work. Both did work, but the camper has not been used for a couple of years and the connections were a little corroded. I'm going to try cleaning them a little more, but I'm not sure that's going to work. This isn't our camper, but here is a picture of one very similar if not the same as ours. The lights for sure are the same: href="http:// www.nikandjune.com/popup/index.html" - you might have to copy and paste the link because my html is a little rusty. These folks would probably be a good place to start... http://www.starcraftrv.com/au.html Personally, if one is shot the other may not be far behind...I'm looking to replace the factory set on my pop-up with leds...just like the big trucks...can't hardly see the turns or brakes with the running lights on with the old bulb units... john > Can any one tell me a good place to find a tail light to match the > original one from the factory for a 1984 Starcraft Starflyer? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > www.nikandjune.com/popup/index.html" - you might have to copy and > paste the link because my html is a little rusty. actually, it now looks like possibly a wiring short, after get the multimeter out. BUT, here's another question- after taking the light away from the camper, it sure looks like they used plumber's putty as a sealant. anyone ever heard of this? could it be anything else? That's the only thing I could think of that would still be pliable after all these years. For sure it is NOT silicone or caulking. > actually, it now looks like possibly a wiring short, after get the > multimeter out. BUT, here's another question- [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > would still be pliable after all these years. For sure it is NOT > silicone or caulking. Hmmm works for me.... On May 13, 6:58 pm, spam disintegrator <spamdisintegra...@yahoo.com> wrote: > actually, it now looks like possibly a wiring short, after get the > multimeter out. BUT, here's another question- [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > would still be pliable after all these years. For sure it is NOT > silicone or caulking. My guess is that it's butyl "putty" tape. Pretty much the universal gasket on any exterior items on a rv. About $4 for a 20 ft roll at any rv parts store. |
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