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Left Hand 4-Function Rear Combo Lamp with License Plate Light for Case IH 43-56 /3000 /4000 Series Tra

Original price was: $81.63.Current price is: $48.31.

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You know that sinking feeling when you’re heading down the road and realize your left rear light is darker than a moonless night. Whether it’s a cracked lens, burnt bulb, or corroded connection, a dead tail light makes you a hazard to everyone behind you. This complete 4-function combination lamp gets you back to being seen and legal with one simple swap.

What You’re Getting

  • Four functions in one unit – tail light, brake light, turn signal, and work light
  • Built-in license plate illumination eliminates the need for separate fixtures
  • Weatherproof housing that seals out moisture and road grime
  • Direct replacement that fits your existing mounting points
  • Left-hand configuration designed for driver-side mounting

Built for Real Farm Work

This lamp is made for Case IH tractors from the smaller 43 and 44 series utility machines up through the bigger 3000 and 4000 series workhorses. Whether you’re running a 4240 pulling a grain cart or a 3394 moving hay, this light handles all the visibility duties for road transport and field work. The integrated work light function comes in handy when you’re hooking up implements in the dark or doing late-night maintenance.

Made to Last

The left side takes the worst beating from road spray, low branches, and general farm abuse. This combination lamp uses impact-resistant materials and fully sealed construction to keep working when cheaper lights give up. Multiple bulb design means one failure won’t leave you completely dark, and the clear lens provides bright, DOT-compliant illumination for all functions.

Good to Know

Take a photo of your wiring before disconnecting anything – it’ll save you time and frustration. The license plate circuit connection is usually the trickiest to identify. Clean all connections with a wire brush and apply dielectric grease to prevent future corrosion. Test every function before you button things up, including having someone step on the brake pedal while you watch from behind.