Tail Light Bulb Socket, Right Rear, with Wiring Piece Peugeot 207 SW 6351CT

Description

Bulb Holder For The Right Rear Lamp With A Piece Of Wiring For Peugeot 207 SW. The Holder Is Fully Functional, Not Heat-Damaged, Functionality Of The Bulbs Themselves Is Not Guaranteed. Passenger Side.

This replacement tail light bulb socket with a short pigtail is designed for the right rear lamp of the Peugeot 207 SW (passenger side). It Provides A Reliable Electrical Connection For Brake, Tail And Indicator Bulbs When The Original Socket Is Corroded Or Damaged. The Supplied Wiring Piece Makes Installation Easier When The Original Harness Has Been Cut Or Suffered Local Damage, Helping Restore Proper Lighting Functionality Quickly.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Peugeot (Stellantis)
• Model: Peugeot 207 SW
• Product Codes: 6351CT
• Additional Numbers: N/A

Compatibility

Suitable For: Peugeot 207 SW, Right Rear Lamp (Passenger Side). Often Searched Under Part Number 6351CT.

Installation Recommendations

1. Access The Tail Lamp: Open The Boot And Remove Any Inner Trim Or Access Panels To Reach The Lamp Assembly.
2. Remove The Lamp Cluster: Undo Retaining Screws Or Clips Holding The Rear Lamp, Carefully Pull The Cluster Out Far Enough To Reach The Socket.
3. Disconnect The Old Socket: Release The Retaining Clip And Unplug The Socket From The Bulb Holder Or Wiring Harness. If The Original Socket Is Cut Or Melted, Remove Any Damaged Section Of Wiring.
4. Fit The New Socket: Insert The Bulb Into The New Holder, Connect The Pigtail To The Vehicle Harness Using Proper Connectors Or Solder And Heat-Shrink For A Durable Joint.
5. Seal And Protect: Apply A Small Amount Of Dielectric Grease To Contacts To Reduce Corrosion Risk, And Use Heat-Shrink Or Waterproof Connectors To Protect The Repair From Moisture.
6. Test Before Reassembly: Verify All Light Functions (Tail, Brake, Indicator, Reverse Where Applicable) Work Correctly Before Securing The Lamp Cluster Back In Place.

Most Common Causes Of Failure

• Corrosion From Moisture Ingress: Water Entering The Lamp Housing Leads To Oxidation Of Contacts, Causing Poor Connection Or Intermittent Function.
• Heat Damage And Plastic Deformation: Repeated Bulb Heat Cycles Or Overpowered Bulbs Can Deform The Socket Or Melt Insulation.
• Mechanical Stress And Vibration: Loose Mounting Or Repeated Impact Can Break Terminals Or Cause Wiring To Chafe.
• Poor Electrical Connections: Frayed Wires, Loose Crimps Or Previous Improper Repairs Lead To High Resistance And Failure.

Why The Part Typically Fails

Socket Failures Are Usually Driven By Long-Term Exposure To Moisture And Road Contaminants, Combined With Heat From The Bulb. Corroded Contacts Increase Electrical Resistance, Leading To Flickering Or Complete Loss Of Function. Mechanical Damage During Bulb Replacement Or From Rear Impacts Also Frequently Causes The Socket Or Attached Wiring To Fail.

Replacing The Bulb Socket Is A Cost-Effective Repair That Restores Safe Rear Lighting And Keeps The Vehicle Road-Legal. Always Use Proper Connectors And Protect Joints Against Moisture To Maximize Service Life.