🔌 iJDMTOY (2) 1157 2057 2357 7528 Metal Socket/Base with Pigtail Wiring Harness, Ideal for Turn Signal, Brake/Tail Lights, LED Bulbs Retrofit, and More Review

Excellent bulb replacement socket for my 2011 Sonata. Fixed the problem with the car 2 years ago. With any luck, this will save me from being arrested again!

I replaced the front turn signals with this harness so I have daytime running lights with amber reverse on a 2013 KIA Sportage. I added a resistor to each switch.

The old lighting system shorted out and the bulbs blew out faster than the store could stock them. Now they have more in stock and I'm happy. Fixed an issue with burned out lightbulbs. They work great.

Bought to fit in the taillights of a car I tow behind a camper van as extra bulb holders. Installed well, accepted the LED bulbs I had, sealed the hole with the rubber grommets provided, plugged in easily and has worked so far - all good.

Installed in the Legacy station wagon 2002, it fits, the color coding of the cables differs from the original, but it is easy to determine which is which. I recommend soldering it or using electrical wire connectors. I soldered mine and used heat shrink tubing to insulate the wires. You can also use duct tape, but sometimes it tends to come loose, especially in the hot summer months. Unless your brake or tail light is easily accessible, you can always reinforce the tape connections if needed…

Used to replace brake light for 2018 Hyundai Sonata. Easy to install. I cut off the old outlet and used the existing wires. Connect the ground wire (wire by itself) first. Second, connect the other two wires. Unplug a working outlet and turn on the headlights. If they look the same, you're done. Secure the wires with caps and electrical tape. If the light looks different (one is brighter), just change the position of the wires. (Ungrounded wire) Remove the rubber grommet from the new bushing…