Description
Socket with bulbs for right or left rear lamp for PEUGEOT 307 Estate or SW up to 2005. Bulb functionality not guaranteed. Supplied with a piece of wiring.
This replacement rear lamp socket is designed for Peugeot 307 Estate (SW) models and is frequently searched by OE codes 6350Q6, 6351Q6, 89026938 and 89026198. Suitable for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, the unit comes with a short length of wiring for a quick repair of the right or left rear lamp. Installing a correct-fit socket restores reliable lamp connections and reduces downtime during workshops or home repairs.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 307 Estate (SW) – Right Or Left Rear Lamp – Up To 2005
- Product Codes: 6350Q6, 6351Q6
- Other Numbers: 89026938, 89026198
- Includes: Socket With Bulbs And Piece Of Wiring
- Bulb Functionality: Not Guaranteed
Compatibility
Fits Peugeot 307 Estate / SW models produced until 2005. Intended for installation in the rear lamp assembly on either the Right Or Left Side. Commonly referenced by the product codes listed above.
Installation Recommendations
- Switch Off Ignition And Exterior Lights Before Beginning Work.
- Access The Rear Lamp From The Trunk Or Tailgate Area And Remove Any Interior Trim Panels To Reach Fasteners.
- Unscrew Or Unclip The Lamp Module And Carefully Disconnect The Old Socket From The Wiring Harness.
- Install The New Socket Into The Lamp Housing, Ensuring Correct Orientation And That Clips Or Screws Are Fully Secured.
- Reconnect Wiring Firmly, Replace Any Damaged Bulbs With The Correct Types And Ratings, Then Test All Rear Light Functions (Tail, Brake, Indicator, Reverse).
- Reassemble Trim Only After Confirming Proper Operation.
Apply Dielectric Grease To Connectors In Corrosive Environments And Replace Any Brittle Or Damaged Wiring To Improve Long-Term Reliability.
Why The Part Commonly Fails
- Corrosion Of Electrical Contacts Due To Moisture Ingress Leading To Poor Or Intermittent Connections.
- Heat Damage And Repeated Bulb Changes Causing Deformation Or Brittleness Of Socket Material.
- Vibration And Mechanical Stress From Road Conditions Resulting In Loosened Connections Or Fractured Components.
- Damaged Or Chafed Wiring Producing Short Circuits Or Open Circuits That Affect Light Function.
Maintenance And Replacement Advice
There Is No Fixed Replacement Interval. Inspect The Socket When A Rear Light Exhibits Reduced Brightness, Flickering, Or Complete Failure. Replace The Socket If Contacts Are Corroded, Wiring Is Damaged, Or Plastic Parts Are Cracked To Ensure Safe And Reliable Rear Lighting.
