Description
Practical value and everyday use
(P-1328 Replacement Lens is listed in Headlight Lenses. For a practical buying decision, start with this source-backed point: Replacement Lens Only for Command Porch/Compartment Light.
The source also records: Product identity: (P-1328 Replacement Lens. Use this additional stated detail to judge day-to-day usefulness and package value: Replacement Lens Only for Command Porch/Compartment Light.
Value-focused decision
Compare those stated features and included items with the current on-page offer and the exact quantity needed. No performance claim is added beyond the source product record.
Complete source-backed product details
Replacement Lens Only for Command Porch/Compartment Light.
No structured vehicle fitment data is available. Compare the listing with the vehicle and existing part before ordering.
Value, practical use, and budget judgment
Buying guidance
Quick decision
A practical headlight lenses option when the listing details match the repair requirement.
Choose this if
- The specifications and visible package contents match the part you intend to replace.
- The available fitment notes and part references align with your application.
Before you buy
- Compare the listing title, photos, package contents, and specifications with the part being replaced.
- Confirm vehicle compatibility and installation requirements before ordering.
Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.8 / 5
18 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
FullTime RVer –
title says “Fasteners Unlimited P1328 Compartment Light”. What you get for $13.88 is the LENS for the P1327 Fasteners Unlimited Compartment Light (which is listed for around $19.50)! LOL. Needed the lens and even tho’ they can be bought cheaper elsewhere, the additional shipping charges would have ended up the same (thanks to our prime membership). It is a great lens, but it makes a lousy light!UPDATE: As of now, the price (around $7) better reflects what you get, a lens, not the whole lite. However, the description still says it is a lite!
Project 2501 –
A proper replacement for the porch light on my 2003 Dodge Roadtrek. A bit expensive for what it is. I made my own replacement cut out of a water bottle in the meantime, so will just keep this for when I sell the vehicle.
TD –
Fit the original housing on the “porch” light of our 2004 RoadTrek perfectly. Nice clear plastic, looks MUCH better than the old yellowed lens.
jdsteele –
Replaced cheap plastic OEM lens cover that lasted about 16 years. Appears to be cheap plastic OEM lens cover equivalent, so I expect another 16 years on my 1999 Dodge Roadtrek 190 Versatile..Note: The original lens cover didn’t seem to fit too securely, so I glued it in with a dot of silicone sealer caulk. The new one also seemed a bit suspect, so I gave it a dot of silicone caulk too. Probably not needed, but I’m a ‘belt and suspenders’ type dude.
Kim Aubry –
SO HAPPY to find these. Having looking for these lens cover for a long time . The old one have turned Yellow from the sun . So happy now fit so well in the Roadtrek Sprinter 2006 RS . Thank you
Mike M. –
Perfect fit! When my old cover flew off on the road I never imagined I would find a replacement for a 20 year old ext porch light. Amazon to the rescue, fit nice and snug and wont be flying off.
Debbie Rayner –
Got out of package and it fit perfectly
Mokabean –
It fit perfectly into the porch light on my 2001 Roadtrek!