Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How to replace old incandescent tail lights with bright LED RV tail lights. An easy DIY project idea that will shed years off of your RV's age, from the rear any way.
I'll also show you how I strengthened old screw holes to create a tight seal and keep moisture out of the light fixture.
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(Update) An oversight on my part: In hindsight I realized that I could have saved a couple connectors and combined the positive and negative wires on each side of the light. I didn't think of it until after the video was done. Oh well.
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I also upgrade my marker lights to all LEDs. Check out that video here youtu.be/UYy704fcN8w
PARTS and MATERIALS MENTIONED in VIDEO
Here are the tail lights I installed: etrailer.com/Trailer-Lights/Command-Electronics/CE44VR.html (they now have a different lens and are less expensive)
Here are the Bargman LED Tail Lights I did NOT Get (They are a popular replacement option): amzn.to/3kprbTt (affiliate link)
Wago Wire Connectors (100 piece Multi-Pack): amzn.to/30HTa7O (affiliate link)
Wago Wire Connectors (32 piece Multi-Pack): amzn.to/39lNBzE (affiliate link)
CHECK OUT MY E-BOOK (100+ Pro RV Boondocking Tips)
rvwithtito.com/product/100-pro-tips-for-rv-boondocking
FAVORITE GEAR
rvwithtito.com/gear
DISCLAIMER
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. We are NOT liable for any damage to your RV or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not RV professionals or certified technicians. We are simply RV owners who work on our own RVs and have a desire to share what we learn with others. Be responsible and know your limits.
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This video may include links to merchants with affiliate programs who pay us a commission on purchases made or actions taken after clicking the link. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
How to replace old incandescent tail lights with bright LED RV tail lights. An easy DIY project idea that will shed years off of your RV's age, from the rear any way.
I'll also show you how I strengthened old screw holes to create a tight seal and keep moisture out of the light fixture.
SUBSCRIBE to my channel: bit.ly/rvwithtito-youtube
(Update) An oversight on my part: In hindsight I realized that I could have saved a couple connectors and combined the positive and negative wires on each side of the light. I didn't think of it until after the video was done. Oh well.
MORE DIY PROJECTS, ARTICLES and RESOURCES
rvwithtito.com
BEHIND-THE-SCENES and TRAVEL UPDATES
instagram.com/rvwithtito
I also upgrade my marker lights to all LEDs. Check out that video here youtu.be/UYy704fcN8w
PARTS and MATERIALS MENTIONED in VIDEO
Here are the tail lights I installed: etrailer.com/Trailer-Lights/Command-Electronics/CE44VR.html (they now have a different lens and are less expensive)
Here are the Bargman LED Tail Lights I did NOT Get (They are a popular replacement option): amzn.to/3kprbTt (affiliate link)
Wago Wire Connectors (100 piece Multi-Pack): amzn.to/30HTa7O (affiliate link)
Wago Wire Connectors (32 piece Multi-Pack): amzn.to/39lNBzE (affiliate link)
CHECK OUT MY E-BOOK (100+ Pro RV Boondocking Tips)
rvwithtito.com/product/100-pro-tips-for-rv-boondocking
FAVORITE GEAR
rvwithtito.com/gear
DISCLAIMER
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. We are NOT liable for any damage to your RV or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not RV professionals or certified technicians. We are simply RV owners who work on our own RVs and have a desire to share what we learn with others. Be responsible and know your limits.
AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER
This video may include links to merchants with affiliate programs who pay us a commission on purchases made or actions taken after clicking the link. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
