🔌 Omix-Ada 12401.19 Socket Assembly with Built-In Light Review

It was a lot cheaper than the auto parts store and it works great! Has been working for over a year, absolutely no problems

Lasted less than a year. I had to cut two tabs to fit my 2005 Jeep Wrangler, which I was fine with, but it leaks and lets water into the case and one of the pins is already burnt out so I'll have to buy another one. I would not recommend that.

This was a quick replacement for my 1995 Jeep Wrangler. The fit was a bit tight but it works great and even came with a new bulb. I cut into the wire from an old lamp socket and used quick connectors in case I ever need to replace it again.

No major changes. You will need to cut off one of the 4 rubber pins as the 97 has a 3 pin light hole. But you also have to shave off the rubber cap to fit it, which reduces some of the sealing. I can't find it specifically for 97, but you can make it work.

That Fits TJ. The assembly has a white minus and a black plus. To do this you will need to remove two of the four tabs on the lighting block. I recommend using a soldering iron to melt the two extra plastic tabs. Once that is done, strip and twist the mounting wires (you will need to cut the negative loop) and the jeep wires. All this took about 30 minutes. maybe 40?

Bought to accompany side passenger parking indicator. This showed that they were bought together and would fit. They didn't fit exactly and we had to make some modifications to get them working. Fortunately, the husband is a creative person, so everything is fine with them. Be sure to ask about the fit and don't assume they are an exact match as buying them together is recommended.