International 9300/9370 Frame Light Bar-Panel

Frequently Asked Questions About International 9300/9370 Frame Light Bar-Panel

What is a frame light bar-panel and what does it do?

A frame light bar-panel is a mounting panel that attaches to the truck's frame rail, typically between the cab and fuel tank or along the frame, designed to hold marker lights, clearance lights, or other accessory lighting. It also serves as a filler panel, closing gaps along the frame for a cleaner, more finished appearance while providing a secure surface for wiring and light mounting.

Will this panel fit my International 9300 or 9370 without modification?

These panels are designed to match the frame dimensions and mounting points of the International 9300/9370 series, but exact fit can vary depending on your truck's model year, frame length, and any prior modifications made by a previous owner. We recommend comparing the listed dimensions and mounting hole pattern against your existing panel or frame before ordering to confirm a proper fit.

What material and finish options are available?

Frame light bar-panels are commonly available in stainless steel or aluminum. Stainless steel offers added durability and corrosion resistance, while aluminum provides a lighter-weight option. Finish choices typically include polished, brushed, or plain finishes, so you can match the look of your existing frame components or the rest of your truck's trim.

Does the panel come with pre-drilled holes for lights, or do I need to drill my own?

Many panels come pre-drilled with standard light hole patterns to fit common marker or clearance lights, but hole placement can vary by manufacturer and design. Check the product listing for specific hole count and spacing before purchase, and be prepared to drill additional holes if you're installing a different light configuration than what's pre-cut.

What do I need to install this panel, and does it include mounting hardware?

Installation generally involves removing the old panel or filler piece and bolting the new one into the existing frame mounting points, which most installers can complete with basic hand tools. Some panels include mounting hardware, while others do not, so it's worth checking the product details or reaching out to our team before you order if you want to confirm what's included and avoid a last-minute trip to the hardware store.