Description
Left rear lamp socket with wiring for PEUGEOT 206 3/5 doors up to production date 6/2003. Comes with a piece of wiring. Side: behind the passenger. Not rusty or heat-damaged, it is fully functional; the functionality of the bulbs themselves is not guaranteed.
High-quality replacement lamp socket and pigtail for Peugeot 206 rear lights, ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need a direct-fit part by product number. This socket restores reliable electrical contact for tail, brake and indicator bulbs and is commonly searched under code 6351P1. Supplied with a short length of wiring for straightforward re-assembly, the part helps avoid intermittent lighting faults caused by corroded contacts or damaged harness connectors.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 206 (3-door and 5-door) Up To 06/2003
- Product Codes: 6351P1
- Additional Numbers: No Additional Numbers Available
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits rear lamp assemblies of Peugeot 206 models produced up to June 2003. Check the lamp housing shape and connector type when replacing: this holder is intended for the rear cluster on the passenger side (as noted in the original listing).
Function And Typical Faults
The bulb socket secures and electrically connects the rear lamps (tail, brake, indicator) to the vehicle wiring harness. Common failure mechanisms include:
- Corrosion Of Contacts Due To Moisture Ingress Leading To Intermittent Or No Light Output
- Plastic Fatigue Or Cracking From Age And Vibration Causing Poor Mechanical Retention
- Heat Damage From Overwattage Bulbs Or Poor Contact Creating High Resistance Points
- Wiring Damage Or Frayed Pigtail Causing Short Circuits Or Open Circuits
Installation Recommendations
- Prepare Tools: Basic hand tools to remove the rear light cluster and pliers for connector work are usually sufficient.
- Access: Remove the rear light assembly according to Peugeot 206 service instructions to access the bulb holder.
- Removal: Unplug the wiring connector, disengage any retaining clips and rotate or pull the holder out of the lamp cluster as applicable.
- Fitment: Install the new socket, ensure secure seating and firm electrical connection. Replace any brittle retaining clips if necessary.
- Protection: Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the contacts to reduce future corrosion and ensure correct bulb wattage is used.
- Test: Verify all lamp functions (tail, brake, indicator, reverse if applicable) before reassembling the whole lamp unit.
Why This Part Most Often Fails
Exposure To Water And Road Debris, Age-Related Plastic Degradation, And Overheating From Incorrect Bulb Wattage Are The Most Common Causes. Corroded Contacts Lead To Intermittent Lighting Faults That Can Become Permanent If Not Addressed.
Tips For Professionals And DIYers
- Search By Product Number (6351P1) To Quickly Find Matching Replacements.
- When Replacing, Inspect The Lamp Housing For Cracks Or Seals That Could Allow Moisture Entry.
- Replace Both Sides If One Socket Has Failed Due To Age To Prevent Short-Term Repeat Failures.
