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    Posted: 07-February-2026 at 4:32AM
Hey Guys, I hope everyone is doing well. 

 I was needing a passenger side red rear marker light for my wagon. I had my wagon professionally waxed a few months ago and I think the guy accidentally broke the lense away from the housing. It looks like he glued it back together, but didn't tell me, which was weird because he does a great job and is a great guy. 

Well the glue has separated and did not hold up. I have re-glued it and it looks like it'll hold up for a little bit, but if I can find a new/used one I'd like to replace it. 

Let me know what you have and how much shipped to 75089. 

As always Thank you for your assistance. 
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Hopefully someone else will chime in with one, if not I can check a local junkyard that has some old Torinos and see if they have a wagon, have to wait for the weather to warm up a little.
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Is that side marker light specific to the wagon? Does at least the Ranchero use the same one, or maybe the coupe/sedan models?
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Im not sure if it is wagon specific. I would have to check my parts listings when I return to work on Monday. 

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Edited by gpd294 - 08-February-2026 at 4:17AM
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  i have a red RH one i think its for a ranchero?...
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Originally posted by californiajohnny californiajohnny wrote:

  i have a red RH one i think its for a ranchero?...

OK Johnny I'll reach out to you on Monday after I check my parts book..

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Carlos, unfortunately Wagons have specific marker lights.  Part numbers are:

D2OZ-15A201-K  LH
D2OZ-15A201-J  RH

These are different than the Ranchero park numbers.

Here are some pics from one on eBay which is for sale:
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Hmm, I wonder how that would be different than a Ranchero?
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Originally posted by 72 RS 351 72 RS 351 wrote:

Hmm, I wonder how that would be different than a Ranchero?

I am not sure what the difference is.  Does anyone have a Ranchero light to compare to a wagon light?
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Sorry Guys, I got the FLU this week and was out of pocket. 

You are correct Vince, they do have different part numbers. Ouch 

Johnny I will PM you. 

Thank you Guys for the help. 
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It looks like the difference is the locating tab in the corner is thinner on the wagon. 
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Jackpot! 

I can easily fix that with a Dremel tool. 

Thanks Peter for figuring that one out for me. 

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Originally posted by gpd294 gpd294 wrote:

Jackpot! 

I can easily fix that with a Dremel tool. 

Thanks Peter for figuring that one out for me. 

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Careful, i don't have the stud spread information. This may be different.

Edit: But, they use the same gasket, so probably the same. Another note, that tab is what is different between R and L.
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