For Hyundai Kia Bulb Holder Assembly Front Turn Signal Lamp 92166-3K000 New US

Front Turn Signal Lamp Bulb Holder Assembly for Hyundai for Kia

This front turn signal lamp bulb holder assembly secures the indicator bulb to provide reliable electrical contact and consistent signaling, cross-referencing part number 92166-3K000.

Overview

The front turn signal lamp bulb holder assembly provides a stable mounting point for the indicator bulb within the headlight housing. This bulb holder assembly restores electrical connectivity to the signaling system when the original socket becomes damaged or corroded. It is designed for automotive technicians and vehicle owners requiring a specific component for front lamp maintenance.

Built For Performance

• Manufactured from heat-resistant polymer to prevent socket warping.
• Features copper alloy contact points for high electrical conductivity.
• Integrated twist-lock design ensures a vibration-resistant fit in the lamp housing.
• Includes a rubber weather seal to help protect against moisture and debris.
• Precision-molded connectors match the original vehicle harness for easy installation.
• Designed to accommodate standard bulbs used in front indicator applications.

Fits These Machines

• for Hyundai Sonata
• for Hyundai Santa Fe
• for Kia Sorento
• for Kia Optima
• for Kia Sportage

On-The-Job Use

• Restoring turn signal functionality after socket failure.
• Replacing corroded electrical terminals in the front lighting system.
• Performing routine vehicle maintenance on front turn signal lamps.
• Repairing intermittent light flickering caused by loose bulb seating.

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Can this bulb holder be used in the rear tail light assembly? A: This specific part is designed for the front turn signal lamp and features keyed mounting tabs specific to those housings. Always check the original part number to ensure the socket configuration matches your specific lamp location.

Q: Why do these bulb holders often need replacement? A: Over time, heat from the bulb or moisture entering the headlight can cause the plastic to become brittle or the metal contacts to oxidize. Replacing the holder is a standard solution for fixing bulbs that will not stay illuminated despite having a fresh filament.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.