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2007-2012 Dodge Nitro LED 3rd Brake Light - Black

K2 Industries
K2-2143-DGE-006-TL
Tail Lights
$110.00 $89.99
$89.99

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2007-2012 Dodge Nitro LED 3rd Brake Light - Black
2007–2012 Dodge Nitro LED 3rd Brake Light — Black

LED third brake light swap that cuts through traffic with brighter, faster response than factory. Direct bolt-in replacement for the center-mounted unit. Hard panel construction with integrated LED cluster designed for plug-and-play installation.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • LED cluster technology - Illuminates faster than incandescent, giving drivers behind you extra reaction time in emergency braking.
  • OEM-style fitment - Replaces factory third brake light without modification to mounting points or wiring harness.
  • Black housing - Matches modern tail light styling while maintaining visibility through tinted lens.
Specs
  • Material: Hard panel construction with integrated LED array
  • Configuration: Center-mounted third brake light
  • Condition: New
  • Quantity: 1 unit
What's Included
  • LED 3rd brake light assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this plug straight into my factory wiring?

Yes. This mounts at the OEM location and uses the factory connector — no rewiring needed. Plug it in and you're done.

Do I need to remove the old light to install this?

Yes, you'll need to disconnect the factory unit and remove it from the mounting bracket. Swap in the LED unit, reconnect, and secure it back in place. Basic hand tools only.

What if the LED doesn't work after I install it?

Test your connection first — make sure the harness is fully seated. If the light still won't fire, the circuit may have an issue upstream. Check your fuse box and trace back through the brake light circuit before assuming the unit is bad.

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