Navigation lights 2.0

[Bart]

I have a 2003 2750 SCR and my paddle board (stored on bow) apparently moved and bumped the top of the starboard nav light housing and lens off into the water, gone. Amazing, the bulb is still in the base and lights up but obviously it's incorrect and unsafe!

In trying to find the "correct" housing unit replacement, I'm finding that boat part websites don't let you enter your year make and model and (conveniently) assure you that you're getting the right part, OEM or otherwise, like auto parts websites.

I would like to replace both bow nav light assemblies, and the exact replacement type would be easiest, as I could keep the bases as is. The base follows the body contour nicely, too. After that, I'm not so concerned with exact original lights (in fact metal is now becoming appealing over the black plastic) as much as matching the bow surface hole pattern, so the chore will not include drilling new holes!

It's not obvious which, if any, of the Perko units will meet that criteria but they sure have nice looking ones. What have you all ended up doing/getting, exactly?

Thanks!

[donald]

As said by Shrew "PERKO"
Don

[mmwjr]

Looks like Perko to me.

https://boatplicity.com/9048529-perk...iABEgLG-vD_BwE

[shrew]

It could be a Aqua Series 20. This particular link is for a Starboard

https://defender.com/en_us/aqua-sign...s-incandescent

Here is a different link, showing what looks like model "ASL-203007" however I only see the image and I don't see that you can order one:

https://www.jamestowndistributors.co...t-detail/14441

You may need to do the following:

1) Remove the older lights.

2) Clean the caulk and surface

3) Epoxy the old screw holes and sand smooth.

4) Drill new holes

5) Install whatever lights you want.

NOTE: Consider using 3m 4000, which is UV resistant 4200 and made for on-deck mounting. I've also been using butyl tape lately. Make sure to get the screw heads as well as the base.