Dorman - OE Solutions Tail Light Socket,Tail Light Wiring Harness P/N:923-015
Replace a worn or damaged tail light connection without buying a whole lamp assembly with the Dorman tail light harness, part number 923-010, a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-1995 Nissan Quest and 1993-1995 Mercury Villager. This part is listed as both a Tail Light Harness and a Tail Light Socket. It supplies the socket and wiring that carry power to the tail light. Because it is sold on its own, you can swap out only the failed harness instead of the entire assembly, which makes it an affordable repair.
If a corroded or damaged socket or harness is why a tail light flickers or stays dark, this Dorman part replaces it. Diagnose the cause first, because a burned-out bulb, a blown fuse or a wiring fault elsewhere can produce the same symptoms. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
Interchange: 1P2064 · 265511B708
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Which vehicles does part 923-010 fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-1995 Nissan Quest and the 1993-1995 Mercury Villager. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
What does a tail light harness and socket do?
It holds the bulb and carries power from the vehicle's wiring to the tail light so the lamp can illuminate.
Do I need to splice any wires to install it?
No. It is plug and play with no wire splicing necessary, and a connector is included for mounting to the tail light.
Do I have to replace the whole tail light assembly?
No. The harness is sold separately, so you can replace only the failed harness instead of the entire tail light assembly.
What are signs the tail light socket may need replacing?
Signs include a tail light that flickers, works intermittently or stays dark with a good bulb, or a socket that looks corroded or damaged. Check the bulb, fuse and wiring first.
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