Description
Socket with bulb for left rear lamp for PEUGEOT 307 3‑door and 5‑door. Functionality of bulbs and their supply is not guaranteed. Supplied with a piece of wiring.
This replacement tail light bulb holder (left rear) is designed for technicians and DIY enthusiasts who need a straightforward spare part to restore the rear lighting on Peugeot 307 models. The part comes with a short length of wiring which simplifies reconnection when the original pigtail is damaged. Typical applications include restoring stop, tail, or indicator lamp circuits where the original socket has corroded, melted, or broken.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 307 I & II – Left Rear Lamp (3‑door and 5‑door)
- Product Codes: 6350P3
- Additional Numbers: N/A
Fitment And Typical Use
Fits Left Rear Tail Lamp Assemblies On Peugeot 307 Hatchback Variants (3‑Door And 5‑Door), Covering Both Early (I) And Later (II) Series Where The Same Socket Design Is Used. Commonly Replaced When The Socket Shows Signs Of Corrosion, Burn Marks, Broken Lugs, Or When The Wiring Harness Is Damaged.
Installation Recommendations
- Switch Off Ignition And Remove The Key Before Starting Work. For Added Safety, Disconnect The Negative Terminal Of The Battery To Prevent Short Circuits.
- Access The Tail Lamp By Opening The Boot And Removing Any Interior Trim Or Fasteners Holding The Lamp Unit.
- Unscrew Or Unclip The Lamp Assembly, Carefully Pull Out The Cluster, And Disconnect The Main Plug.
- Remove The Faulty Socket By Releasing Retaining Clips Or Unscrewing Its Mounting; Transfer Bulbs If Reusable Or Replace As Necessary.
- Connect The Supplied Wiring Pigtail To The Vehicle Harness Using Proper Crimp Connectors Or Soldering And Heat Shrink For A Reliable, Long‑Lasting Connection.
- Before Final Assembly, Test All Lamp Functions (Stop, Tail, Indicator, Reverse Where Applicable) To Ensure Proper Operation.
- Use Dielectric Grease On Contacts To Reduce Future Corrosion And Ensure Good Electrical Connection.
Most Common Failure Reasons
- Corrosion Of Contacts Due To Moisture Ingress, Leading To Intermittent Or Complete Loss Of Circuit.
- Thermal Damage From Overheated Bulbs Or Poor Contact Causing Melted Plastic And Distorted Socket Geometry.
- Mechanical Damage From Vibration Or Impact During Minor Collisions Or Improper Removal/Installation.
- Wiring Fatigue Or Chafing That Causes Broken Conductors Near The Socket.
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Note For Professionals: When replacing the socket, verify bulb types and lamp functions after installation. Use correct‑rated bulbs and ensure connectors are secure to prevent premature failure.
