Dorman Universal Signal/park/tail/stoplight Double Contact Electrical Socket on 2040-parts.com
Hendersonville, North Carolina, US
- For rear lamps: Stop, Tail & Turn
- For front lamps: Park & Turn
- Universal double contact spring clips for 7/8'' to 1-1/8'' openings.
- Fits lamp numbers: 198, 1016, 1034, 1154 & 1157.
- Installation instructions included on back side of packaging.
- *You will receive the exact item in the pictures.
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