🚦 Enhanced Water-Resistant Plastic Rear Brake Light Socket for Automotive by uxcell Review

This tail light connector works well on my 2012 Kawasaki Ninja. As it's designed for a car, the protrusions around the socket are a bit large and had to be trimmed to fit. Otherwise it is a great replacement for the original part. I ordered it almost a year ago and it's still holding up well. I would buy again and recommend to anyone who needs a new rear socket.

Installed in the taillight of my Ol 92 Dakota Works like a charm! I've ridden it over 1000 miles, in all kinds of inclement weather, and it hasn't let me down yet and stayed glued to the taillight assembly. I would recommend using lots of tape to cover the wire connections. In general very satisfied. The only thing to consider is shipping from China. (It took two weeks to get to Ohio.)

Purchased for a 1994 Toyota Celica. Upon inspection, the item was found to be of good quality. At the beginning of assembly, it did not line up with the panel cutout. I had to use a utility knife to make a larger hole to fit the tabs. After that was done it was able to fit but couldn't make a full quarter turn to seal, but it did seal well enough. The light worked flawlessly and we'll see how well it stays in place over time. I need another for a different brake light bulb so I'll see if I can…

Fits 1997 Lexus LX450 perfectly. No modifications required. It just snapped (turned). This applies to Land Cruisers of the same year (97-98) and possibly others. The quality was very good, much better than the ones I bought from the parts store a few months ago. I've had problems with these tail/brake lights for a long time. I was surprised my mechanic couldn't use this repair a year ago when I paid him to do it. My old sockets are worn out and the contacts have shifted. The lamp contacts did…