Overhead Light Clips

[dkl]

Does anyone know the part number for these clips that hold the overhead light unit (clip circled in attached picture)? Is it even available separately? I'm missing one (not sure how I lost it) and the other remaining one is in bad shape. Thanks.

[crystalworks]

Originally Posted by dkl

Does anyone know the part number for these clips that hold the overhead light unit (clip circled in attached picture)? Is it even available separately? I'm missing one (not sure how I lost it) and the other remaining one is in bad shape. Thanks.

Doubt those are available separately. Go to a yard and pull a light. Snag the metal clips. Doubt they'd charge you for them, if you even bothered to let them know. Stuff like that I usually just throw in my tool bag.

Alternatively, Ebay has lights up for <$20.

[dkl]

Originally Posted by crystalworks

Doubt those are available separately. Go to a yard and pull a light. Snag the metal clips. Doubt they'd charge you for them, if you even bothered to let them know. Stuff like that I usually just throw in my tool bag.

Alternatively, Ebay has lights up for <$20.

Thanks - Ebay may be what I'll end up going

[Henn28]

Light modules should be a dozen on eBay too.

[Dking078]

Originally Posted by crystalworks

Doubt those are available separately. Go to a yard and pull a light. Snag the metal clips. Doubt they'd charge you for them, if you even bothered to let them know. Stuff like that I usually just throw in my tool bag.

Alternatively, Ebay has lights up for <$20.

My rule is if it can fall on the ground and become part of the floor for the next 20 years... it's free.

[crystalworks]

Originally Posted by Dking078

My rule is if it can fall on the ground and become part of the floor for the next 20 years... it's free.

I am likewise inclined. Clips, screws, fuses, etc all get tossed in the bag. Part of the $1 admission fee in my eyes. I leave them in there all much of the time so the inspectors see them coming in as well as going out.