In some cases when you are running LED lamps, you don't create enough resistance to trip thermal flashers. This electronic flasher will overcome that problem NOTE: This electronic flasher can be affected by radio frequency (RF) interference. This usually presents itself when the installation is completed and the turn signals are operated with the engine running. When the engine is turned off, the turn signals (flasher) operate normally. If your installation results in RF interference, your best bet is to get a regular 12V flasher and install a resistor in each indicator circuit (One on the right and one on the left).

When mounting the teacup style tail lamp to any bracket other than the fender mounted bracket, you'll need these. These shroud and protect the open area of the wires and sockets on the back side of the tail lamp. The bottom of what looks like an elephant trunk has tabs that bend around the loom A-13412-L to hold it in place. Black painted version.

This style of tail lamp bracket was used on Panel Deliveries, Pickups, and most AA Truck chassis. Used with the teacup style tail lamp from February of 1929 until the end of production. Not for use with the early drum style tail lamp. Made from investment casting process so the finish is far superior to a cast iron finish.  Cast steel.  U.S.A.

Mounts the A-13470 cast iron tail light bracket to the pick bed. U.S.A.

This special cast iron tail light bracket was used on the following vehicles: 1929-31 Station Wagon 1930-31 Panel Delivery 1930-31 Deluxe Delivery 1930-31 Deluxe Pickup Special Delivery. U.S.A.