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02-09 Dodge Ram 3rd Brake Light - 3D LED Black Smoke

K2 Industries
K2-2158-DGE-006-TL
Tail Lights
$110.00 $89.99
$89.99

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02-09 Dodge Ram 3rd Brake Light - 3D LED Black Smoke
02-09 Dodge Ram 3rd Brake Light - 3D LED Black Smoke

LED third brake light with 3D-molded black smoke lens design for crisp, modern visibility. Built with hard panel construction and designed for direct integration into factory mounting locations. The 3D lens geometry creates depth while the smoke tint maintains a cohesive look with contemporary Ram aesthetics.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ 3D LED Design ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • 3D-molded lens - Geometric depth adds visual interest while improving light dispersion.
  • Black smoke finish - Matches modern truck styling without obscuring brake light output.
  • LED technology - Brighter response time and longer lifespan than incandescent bulbs.
Specs
  • Construction: Hard panel with 3D-molded lens
  • Lens Color: Black smoke
  • Technology: LED
  • Quantity: 1 piece
Whats Included
  • Third brake light assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bolt straight to the factory mounting location?

Yes — this is designed to use existing factory mounting points on your Ram. No drilling or modification to the truck needed.

Do I need to handle the lens before installation?

The black smoke tint is applied to the lens itself, so avoid touching the interior lens surface with bare hands before final install. Clean with a soft, dry cloth if needed.

What if the LED doesn't light up after installation?

Double-check the connector alignment at the factory harness. If the light still doesn't work, verify the brake light circuit at your vehicle's fuse box — a blown fuse is the most common culprit on older Rams.

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