Review on Mount Brake Spoiler 2010 2014 Sorento by Matthew Bell

I am impressed with the quality, I can confirm with anyone that this is an OEM turn signal light and it is blank. OEM reflective stickers, part numbers compared to new brake light and old brake light were the same. The assembly was very easy, you just have to open the trunk, remove the plastic mold protector and 2 black side covers, unplug the old brake light cable, take a 10mm socket and remove the 4-10mm nuts, remove the spoiler (this one requires a bit of scrying and strength). Allen screwdriver or wrench. 3 screws hold the brake light on the back of the spoiler. Installed in reverse order, fits well and was a breeze to install. Just make sure before tightening all the nuts that you check the brake light before attaching it. Mine works like a charm and all the LEDs are bright. Now I can pass the inspection lol. (By the way, you can test and accomplish this when working alone by taking a 2x4 2 foot long, sliding the driver's seat back, putting the 2x4 on the brake pedal, and moving your seat back to lock the 2x4 and shut it hold to press it and hold the brake pedal and make sure it works.)