United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Nineteen amber LED bullet lights form a Grakon 1000 cab kit for industrial vehicles
This new United Pacific Industries kit adds amber cab lights to industrial vehicles. The Grakon 1000 design uses 19 individual LED bullet modules paired with amber lenses. Part number 39823 identifies the complete assembly for exterior mounting.
The upgrade is worth it when existing markers are cracked, faded or non-functional. Vehicles that need a full set of 19 amber LEDs in a single kit will fit this configuration; those requiring a different count or colour should look elsewhere.
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The kit mounts to the cab roof using the included hardware; drill the supplied template holes and bolt each light base down with the provided stainless screws.
Connect the two-wire pigtail to an ignition-switched circuit and seal every crimp with heat-shrink; skipping the seal lets moisture corrode the connections.
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