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HUZOK HUZOK for Ford F150 2004-2014 Side Marker Lamp Socket Connector Pigtail Assembly

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Key specifications

Brand
HUZOK
Condition
New
Country of Origin
US
OE Number / OE Code
52852GP
Package Contents
1 x Light Bulb Socket

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Product attributes: BrandHUZOKProduct attributes: ConditionNew
Product attributes: Country of OriginUSProduct attributes: OE Number / OE Code52852GP
Product attributes: Package Contents1 x Light Bulb SocketProduct attributes: Has OEYes
Custom attributes: Number of Pieces1Product details: Universal partNo

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Key Features • Fitment: for Ford,for F150 2004-2014 • Part Number: 52852GP • Contents: Pigtail Assembly • Notes: Side Marker Light Socket Connector -- Front • Product Name: Side Marker Lamp Socket Connector Product Description the Story of Light Socket Early vehicles used simple bayonet sockets in the 1900s. the 1920s introduced standardization. plastic sockets appeared in the 1960s for cost reduction. modern sockets use materials. -compatible designs emerged in the 2000s. the evolution reflects changing bulb technology. Product Name Side marker lamp socket connector Fitment for Ford for F150 2004-2014 Part Number 52852GP Contents Pigtail assembly Notes Side marker light socket connector - front How to Install Light Socket Disconnect the vehicle . the light assembly to the socket. unplug the wiring connector. twist the socket counterclockwise or release clips to . install the new socket by reversing the process. ensure secure connection and proper seating. Function of Light Socket the socket provides a secure connection between the bulb and the vehicle's electrical system. it ensures proper electrical contact for illumination and grounds the circuit. the socket also protects the bulb connection from vibration, and corrosion. Instruction of Light Socket Inspect sockets periodically for corrosion or melted plastic. clean contacts with electrical contact cleaner. replace sockets showing discoloration or loose connections. ensure Bulbs are properly seated. do not overtighten Bulbs. check for intrusion. Considerations Relating to the Use of Light Socket Use sockets matching the bulb type and wattage. corrosion causes voltage drop and dimming. overheating melts contacts. check for proper voltage. some sockets require dielectric grease. replace both socket and bulb if corrosion is present. verify connector compatibility.

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