Red Running Light Not Working

TCretro

The right running red light on my 2017 Tab Outback is only partially lit.  I was wondering if someone can tell me how to remove the light.  I see there is a little notch on the bottom right of the light but I did not want to pry too hard and break it.  Also does anyone know where to purchase a new one.  Thanks much.  

Sharon_is_SAM

This may help

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/5840/running-lights-not-working

Bayliss

@TCretro, I don't have answers to your questions since I have never had to remove a running light on my T@B, but I recall the below discussion thread.  It may not be a big help, but at least it is something.

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/111916#Comment_111916

You may want to E-mail nüCamp technical support (tech@nuCamprv.com) for advice on removal/replacement.  A T@B dealer should be able to get you a replacement light, but you may need to obtain the part number from nüCamp.  If not through a dealer, you should be able to find something close, if not an identical replacement, through an RV supply outlet.

Good luck!  Please let us know how you resolve the issue.

ScottG

Another one...

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11043/marker-light-replacement

If I ever get to changing mine I'll post details.

TCretro

Thanks for comments, I sent a email to NuCamp, will publish results.

TCretro

Information I have so far is the part number from nucamp for the red running light is 60-00-4064.  The part has to be ordered through a dealer.  NuCamp will not sell direct to the customer unless the dealer tells them to.  My local dealer in Traverse City, MI is Nature and Me, they have ordered a few of them will take about a week or so.  The price is $16.00 (seems a little pricy) but not surprising.  I have asked the dealer and a couple emails to NuCamp asking how to remove the bezel and so far no one has told me, NuCamp explained what to do after the bezel is removed but did not say how to remove bezel.  Once I take it off I will post again with how I did it, hopefully without breaking it.  I believe the price is for the complete unit.

Verna

If there are no screws holding the light (unlikely to have screws), grab a plastic putty knife to pry the running light up. Be gentle, have your patience ready, and take it a bit at a time. The caulk does a very good job of holding the lights in place. 

Bayliss

@TCretro, if you want to give contacting nuCamp one more try, cc a copy of the message to  <<info@nuCamprv.com>>.  I have done that in the past and got a response faster.