10x Smoked White 3/4" Bullet Round LED Side Marker Lights: 2026 Technical Specs, DTC Mapping & OEM Compatibility Guide
What you get in this 10-pack
The 10x Smoked White 3/4" Bullet Round LED Side Marker Lights are 19mm (3/4") bullet lamps for trailers, trucks, and RVs. Each unit runs an SMD 2835 chipset across a 9 to 32V DC range, so one SKU covers 12V legacy trailers and 24V commercial platforms. Koeep SKU: BULLET-WHT-10PK-1925.
The smoked-white polycarbonate lens hides the diodes when off and throws a crisp 6000K to 6500K white when powered. Rated output is ≥4.0 cd on the H-V axis, above the SAE J592 minimums for both PC (side marker) and PC* (clearance) functions.
In the box
- 10× marker light assemblies
- 10× 304 stainless mounting nuts with nylon locking inserts
- 10× neoprene body gaskets (60 Shore A)
- 1× installation torque card (1.8 N·m)
Leads are pre-tinned for 18 to 22 AWG wire. The spec calls for adhesive-lined heat-shrink butt connectors, which are not included.
Compliance and materials
These lamps are built against the 2026 regulatory stack: FMVSS 108, CMVSS 108, and ECE R148 (Class A side-marker, white). Photometric output is validated to SAE J592:2025 Table 2 and FMVSS 108 (49 CFR §571.108, Table I-a).
The housing is 6063-T6 aluminum with MIL-A-8625 Type II sulfuric anodizing. Ford's 2026 Super Duty platform calls for aluminum-compatible lighting to prevent bimetallic corrosion, and this unit meets that with a 304 stainless mounting stud plus a nylon-6 isolation washer. The threaded mount also avoids galvanic corrosion on aluminum-intensive 2026 trailer frames.
The lens is SAE J576 Class A UV-stabilized polycarbonate with a co-molded UV absorber (≥2.5% Tinuvin 326 equivalent) that resists hazing through 2030. Thermal management runs through a copper-core MCPCB with a 1.6mm FR-4 dielectric, holding junction temperature below 85°C at 24V continuous operation.
Key numbers
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| LED chipset | SMD 2835 |
| Operating voltage | 9 to 32V DC, dual 12V/24V auto-sensing |
| Output color | 6000K to 6500K white |
| Luminous intensity (H-V) | ≥4.0 cd, exceeds SAE J592 PC* minimums |
| Ingress protection | IP68 per IEC 60529: 1.5m continuous submersion, 30 minutes minimum |
| Vibration rating | ISO 16750-3: 27.8 m/s² RMS (10 to 2,000 Hz), Class 8 chassis rated |
| Housing | 6063-T6 aluminum, MIL-A-8625 Type II anodized |
| Lens | SAE J576 Class A UV-stabilized polycarbonate, ≥2.5% Tinuvin 326 equivalent absorber |
| Mount | 3/4" (19mm) threaded bullet, 304 stainless hardware |
| Service life | 50,000+ hours MTBF at L70 (TM-21 projection, 85°C case) |
| Lifecycle | 2026 through 2030 (5-year DOT cycle) |
| SKU | BULLET-WHT-10PK-1925 |
DTC mapping for 2026 trailer modules
2026 trucks monitor trailer lighting circuits continuously through body control modules and dedicated trailer modules. Each marker here carries a built-in load-emulation circuit that holds the resistive signature those modules expect. That clears the usual LED conversion codes, including B3882 through B3888, C1113 to C1119, and P0650-related trailer module faults.
| Platform | Trailer module | DTC range | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ford F-Series 2026 | TRM (Trailer Module) | C1113 to C1119, B1475 | 120Ω ±5% resistive signature |
| GM Silverado/Sierra HD 2026 | K68 Trailer Lighting Module | B3882 through B3888, C089A | Stable 0.12A ±0.02A draw per unit |
| Toyota Tundra 2026 | TBCM (Trailer Brake Control Module) | C1241, C1371 | No PWM flicker below 100Hz |
| Tesla Cybertruck / Semi | VCFront Distributed Lighting | BCM_a029, VCFRONT_a221 | CAN-transparent, zero bus injection |
| RAM HD 2026 | ITBM (Integrated Trailer Brake Module) | B1650, C10F1 | 12V to 24V auto-sensing, no hyperflash |
The PWM driver is CAN-transparent on CAN FD and CAN XL (ISO 11898-1:2024) and injects nothing onto the bus. That covers 2026 Ford, GM, and Toyota trailer modules, including the F-350 Super Duty Pro Trailer Backup Assist, Silverado 3500HD Advanced Trailer System, Tundra i-FORCE MAX, and Cybertruck digital lighting architecture.
Sticky code? If a B3882-series or C1113-series DTC stays on after installation, check ground continuity first (≤0.3Ω to chassis), then measure pin-6 (12V auxiliary) on the 7-pin connector. It needs ≥11.8V under load.
How it compares to what you're replacing
Most marker retrofits swap 194-series incandescent bulbs or budget COB units. Here is where they fall short against this light.
| Parameter | Koeep 3/4" Bullet LED | Incandescent 194 | Generic COB LED |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lens | SAE J576 Class A UV-stabilized PC | Uncoated acrylic, yellows by 18 months | Standard PC, no UV co-mold |
| Housing | 6063-T6 aluminum, MIL-A-8625 Type II | Stamped steel, zinc-plated, rust-prone | ABS plastic, no thermal path |
| Ingress | IP68, 1.5m submersion | IP54, splash only | IP65 to IP67, inconsistent |
| Voltage | 9 to 32V DC, 12V/24V auto-sensing | 12V only, ±2V tolerance | 10 to 14V DC, 12V only |
| Intensity (H-V) | ≥4.0 cd, exceeds SAE J592 PC* | ~1.2 cd, SAE marginal | ~2.5 cd, varies ±40% |
| CAN-bus | CAN FD / CAN XL transparent | N/A, resistive, no bus interaction | Inconsistent PWM, may inject bus noise |
| MTBF (L70) | 50,000+ hours | 1,200 hours, filament burnout | 8,000 to 15,000 hours |
| Vibration | ISO 16750-3, 27.8 m/s² RMS | Not rated, filament fracture risk | ISO 16750-3, ≤15 m/s² |
| 2026 OEM cross-reference | Ford TRM, GM K68, Toyota TBCM, Tesla VCFront, RAM ITBM | Legacy 4-pin flat only | Limited, DTC-prone with smart modules |
| Lifecycle | 2026 through 2030 (5-year DOT cycle) | 12 to 18 months | 2 to 3 years |
Where white markers are legal
Under 49 CFR Part 393.11, commercial trailers need one amber (front) and one red (rear) marker per side below 30 ft, and two amber plus two red per side at 30 ft or more. These white lamps are approved for intermediate side marker positions on trailers ≥30 ft, used alongside the required amber and red markers. Match your layout to FMVSS 108 Table I-a for your trailer length and GVWR class.
Ordering and support
Stock up before the 2026 season with the 10-pack of smoked-white bullet LED markers. For fleet quantities, open a request on the RFQ page, email support@koeep.com, or message the team on WhatsApp.
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FAQ: 2026 trailer lighting faults and fixes
Do these lights work on a 2026 CAN XL network?
Yes. The integrated CAN-transparent PWM driver puts no interference on the bus. It works with Ford, GM, and Toyota 2026 trailer modules running CAN FD or CAN XL under ISO 11898-1:2024.
Why do I see DTC C1114 (Ford, trailer side marker circuit open) after installing them?
The Ford TRM flags the circuit when current draw falls below about 0.05A. Each of these LEDs draws 0.12A ±0.02A, so swapping 10 incandescent bulbs (1.2A each) cuts total draw from roughly 12A to 1.2A. In FORScan, open TRM Module Configuration > Trailer Lighting Type and select "LED Marker - Low Current." If the code stays, check that each ground ring terminal has ≤0.3Ω continuity to the trailer chassis ground bus.
GM K68 shows DTC B3884 on my 2026 Silverado HD. What do I check?
B3884 points at the right-side trailer marker circuit. Swap one unit from a working left position to the faulting right one. If the code follows the light, inspect the 2-pin weather-seal connector for push-out or corrosion. If it stays, measure voltage at the furthest-right marker with the key ON and trailer connected. Below 11.8V, trace the 7-pin pin-3 (right turn/stop) junction for high-resistance crimps. The K68 needs ≥11.8V at each marker.
My Cybertruck throws a "Trailer Lighting Fault" after the LED swap. Is it CAN-bus related?
The VCFront controller runs an impedance sweep (1kHz, 100mV) across all trailer lighting circuits. A purely capacitive load from a poorly designed LED driver triggers BCM_a029. This light uses a resistive-emulation front-end that presents a 120Ω ±5% signature across the 1kHz to 10kHz sweep, which clears that fault. If the warning stays, run the relearn: Controls > Service > Trailer Lighting > Relearn.
Condensation inside a lens after pressure washing. What now?
IP68 covers submersion, but washing above 1,500 PSI with a 0° nozzle can momentarily beat the lens-to-housing seal. Pull the unit, seal it in a container with silica desiccant for 24 hours at 25°C, and check that the O-ring sits without pinching. Torque the lens retaining ring to 1.8 N·m. For automated wash systems, the optional IP69K steam-jet gasket kit (sold separately) handles 100-bar / 80°C wash-down.
Why does my 2026 Tundra hyperflash with these side markers installed?
These are steady-burn side marker and clearance lamps, not turn signals. On a turn-signal circuit, the low 0.12A draw can trigger the TBCM hyperflash protocol (C1371). For combined marker/turn duty, use the amber-lens variant, then set it in Techstream: Trailer Lighting > LED Configuration > Set. On 2026 models, TBCM firmware v3.2+ auto-detects LED loads and settles the flash rate within 3 cycles.
How long will these last in service?
Rated at 50,000+ hours MTBF at L70 lumen maintenance (TM-21 projection at 85°C case temperature). That covers a 2026 through 2030 DOT-registered duty cycle with zero scheduled replacement under normal operation.
- Koeep product page: 10x Smoked White 3/4" Bullet Round LED Side Marker Lights for Trailer Truck RV
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- FMVSS 108, 49 CFR §571.108 (Table I-a), cited in the source specification
- SAE J592:2025 Table 2 photometric requirements and SAE J576 Class A lens standard, cited in the source specification
- ECE R148 Class A side-marker standard (white), cited in the source specification
- ISO 16750-3 vibration profile (27.8 m/s² RMS) and IEC 60529 IP68 test method, cited in the source specification
- 49 CFR Part 393.11 marker lamp placement rules and ISO 11898-1:2024 CAN specification, cited in the source specification
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