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Porsche 996 bulb socket

CraigUK
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CraigUK Member

CraigUK

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Hello

I have a 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera TT. My tail light is not working (brake light works fine) and changing the bulb didnt work. After investigation I noticed that the socket was bad. It has two metal conductors and one of them had snapped off. Can anyone tell me how to fix this. Can I just but the socket? I cant seem to find it anywhere. All I can find is the wiring harness (the whole rear light wiring)which is about $185 and I dont want to pay that for a small connector.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

logray Member

logray

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$30-40 USD sound better to you?

sunsetimports.com

autoatlanta.com

sonnoneporsche.com

dcautomotive.com

911pcar.com

996 631 447 00 (possibly 996 631 447 01)

Otherwise I would just solder it.

Edited by logray

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