🚦 ACDelco GM Original Equipment LS115 Turn Signal and Parking Lamp Socket: Reliable and Convenient Lighting Solution for GM Vehicles Review

ACDelco LS115 GM Turn Signal and Parking Light Socket Original Equipment I was disappointed with my 1998 Buick Regal as too many parts failed but not with this turn signal socket replacement. It worked great and I needed two for my car. Highly recommend if your turn signals have blown on one of the bulb pins, this solved the problem for me!

I've had problems with the left turn signal on Olds and have changed the bulb a couple of times and after reading online it's best to replace the socket, it's OEM and was much smaller than buying locally and only took a few minutes to install. I also ordered long life bulbs and had them replaced while I was there. Works great, we'll see for how long, but this should be the solution I needed. Fast delivery, well packed.

I am very satisfied with this product, it is the same as the original but at a much better price. One of my Buicks had an issue with a non-working turn signal and I found that the problem was with the bulb socket and not the bulb - this seems to be a fairly common problem on the Century. I bought one locally and then this one for the other side when I had the same problem a second time. This is the same product, just at a better price. Very good offer!

This socket keeps failing in my 2003 Buick Century because GM seems to be overloading it by leaving the turn signals on all the time as "running lights" and there is no way she gives up to turn. Lightbulbs also suffer from this duty, but I break more than I burn when I remove them to clean the contacts or replace the socket. I almost give it two stars instead of one because it's so easy to remove/replace. There is a long-lasting aftermarket lamp with a high-temperature all-glass construction…

. Eventually it got to the point where I replaced the lightbulb but it didn't blink to the direction. At this point I checked the socket and found that I too had an issue where the socket was failing. I ordered this replacement as the price was the same as other sites and since I have Prime I didn't have to pay for shipping. Installation was easy, unplug the old one, plug in the new one, add a lightbulb, turn on the direction and it works fine. I've had no problems with the new outlet and if…

I inherited my mother's '99 Buick Century which works like a sewing machine. Over the years one of the front DRLs/turn signals continued to burn out. The oil change guys told me I had to take it to the dealer to have it fixed. After doing a little research online, I found that socket burnout is a common problem. Revain had this part at the lowest price and the reviews provided detailed installation instructions. This girl lifted the hood, pulled out the headlight assembly, put in a new socket…

THIS INSTALLS IN A FEW MINUTES AND WORKS GREAT FOR 1/2 THE PRICE AT MY LOCAL NATIONAL AUTO PARTS STORE. I KEEP BURNING OUT THE TURN SIGNAL BULBS, AND IT WAS TO THE POINT THAT EVEN THE NEW BULB WOULD NOT WORK ANY MORE. I PICK UP SOME OLD LAMPS THAT I THOUGHT WERE BURNT OUT. AFTER I INSTALLED THE NEW LAMP AND THIS CONNECTOR, I THOUGHT THAT I WILL TRY THE OLD LAMPS. Guess the pears were OK. IT WAS THE PERMANENT TIME THE SOCKET. A CHEAP SIMPLE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM. A SUGGESTION: BE VERY GENTLE…

Our left turn signal bulb has burned out intermittently over the past few years. I had a feeling it had to be a short, so I would just keep a couple packs of lightbulbs in the glove box and replace them when I heard that horrible rapid clicking sound when making a left, indicating the bulb had burned out. I cleaned the cartridge from the old lamp and even tried lamps from other brands, but the situation did not improve. It got to the point where the lightbulb blew out within 2 weeks and that's…