Ok need some help with this MOD.........

Gee, I love my 2015 lights. No way I'd change them out. But once again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Damn, those lights are pretty expensive to replace! Looking at the Parts Diagrams for my 2015 and the 2021 model years and zooming in on the picture of the light assemblies, there's not any detail on the connectors, but the general receptacle looks to be shaped the same.

https://www.cheapcycleparts.co…rear-lighting-all-options

https://www.cheapcycleparts.co…ting-all-options-c0513283

Looking at the 2015 vs 2021 Wiring Harnesses, it does look like the connectors for the rear light assemblies may be the same, but it looks like the 2021 has a second connector on each side (assuming I'm looking at the diagrams correctly).

https://www.cheapcycleparts.co…-wire-harness-all-options

https://www.cheapcycleparts.co…-wire-harness-all-options

The 2015 harness appears to have the rear light connectors on the left side of the diagram while the 2021 diagram seems to have the rear light connectors shown on the right side of the diagram.

most manufacturers tend to make small fitment changes on parts ....you could be stuck with the originals....that said you could find a manufacturer that makes their own replacements ....as stated above ....they aren’t cheap....

PA has yearly safety inspections ...I just had one.... the rules state that every item, light, switch etc....that came installed from the factory or that has been added by you has to work as it did from the assembly line. With all the different “bulbs” in our tail lights I've often wondered what they would do if one individual bulb was burnt out....since you can’t service the lights because they are sealed in. Could one burnt out bulb inside the unit force an entire tail light assembly replacement to legally pass inspection?

ivw seen the newer rear lights at night. They look nice but not nice enough to justify paying more than $250 for the pair at best to be honest.

$250 for the pair rates it as probably the CHEAPEST mod ever offered by Polaris. Why nor make the change at that price. i would IF I still had mine

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$250 for the pair rates it as probably the CHEAPEST mod ever offered by Polaris. Why nor make the change at that price. i would IF I still had mine

Well, that's what they think it would cost and they'd pay for... The actual cost, from Polaris, is like $1,000

OUCH. Please delete post #9 on this thread.

Back to the original question! Has anyone actually swapped a 20/21 rear tail light assy on a 16/19 SS, does it fit and does it hook up?

jamesgn

its probably plug n play like the headlights tbh. They look to be the same dimensions as the older models. Keep us posted on your progress. I might be interedted as well if the price is right