American at-LED-S Center Mount Brake Light - Red

These lights are OEM our 2006 Winnebago View. The originals fail over time because of exposure to moisture as the housing in which they are mounted is not water tight. They are a perfect match to the opening cut into the fiberglass corner moulding . After removing the 2 screws that hold the light in place, remove the old fixture, disconnect the "snap together" connector and reinstall the new on. The whole process took about 15 minutes. I did discover that the chassis end connector "male" end had compressed slightly and didn't make a secure fit into the fixture's "female" socket. I was able to use a small screwdriver to open the male plug slightly which solved the connection issue. The lights work perfectly.

Last summer (end of June), we bought 2 of these and while one is still working, the other started failing after 6 months. I contacted the manufacturer and they failed to follow up with me; initially, they asked for the order #, etc which I provided but that was the end of it.. The light strip started to lose parts of the bar until it was totally gone by eight months. Apparently there is no warranty. My expectation is that LED lights costing over $40 should work longer than an analog one would. I did buy another and hope that this time it will last.

Your Sprinter will not shift out of Park if the brake ligts are not functioning so this light module is critical. Sprinter also requires the correct current draw or the Body Control Module won't work properly, so any old brake light will not work properly. This OEM light module is an exact replacement and works great, but $45!

Worked with a View '17. While not Amazon shipping, it arrived faster than with Amazon via USPS. FYI: you can repair the light. Water got into mine and burned out most of the LEDs. I had to destroy the black plastic back to get to the PCB and LEDs, but after that a simple job of replacing the LEDs which consists of a 150 ohm resistor in series with four LEDs times 7. Not SMDs so no high tech soldering techniques needed. I used Duct tape to seal the light. Now I have a spare. 100 LEDs cost around $7.

I had half the LEDs of the original passenger side rear safety light burn out after about 18 months. In my State a vehicle won't pass inspection unless all the safety lighting is working as originally intended by the manufacturer. Found this light on Amazon and it appeared to be an exact match, which was confirmed once I received it. The lamp installed and plugged in with no problem. Hopefully I get more than 18 months out if this one.

This replaces one of the brake lights on my 2008 Winnebago View. It is an exact replacement and took all of five minutes to install.

Replacement of original lights that had cracked. Simple plug and play.

Ordered for our Winnebago 2012 view , the fit was perfect