TOMALL7440 T20 Sockets Female Adapter for Turn Signal/Reverse Light Bulbs Socket (Pack of 2)

A bit wonky, and not designed for it, you might have to shave a little bit away. But it will fit and it has metal components that secure the bulb.

I was able to splice the old cable and wound the cables. Taped them up and my light worked.

Bought to replace the fixture on my 2012 Honda Civic - it doesn't exactly lock into place but it's in there good enough that it won't move while the vehicle is in motion.... works for me!

I bought these to replace the daytime running light sockets in my 2018 Promaster 2500 van. The OEM sockets are prone to failure due to melting, and I decided to replace them with these. At $10 for the pair, the price was pretty cheap. But - they do not fit in the socket without modifying both the headlamp assembly [had to enlarge the opening a few thou] and the socket itself - had to remove some alignment nibs, and shorten the others. Once in place, it seems to function adequately. There are also two tabs which provide a hand grip to twist in, and one broke off. Not very reassuring. They are better than the deformed and melted OEM piece, but I wish they fit better and were more rugged.

Fits well and locks in. Doesn’t feel too cheap

Easy, good quality and best priceChange the old socket for this new change a lot specialy with led light bulbI recommend for people who change for led bulbs make a big different

Product wouldn't fit in the hole tried both to make sure wasn't a bad part the pegs wouldn't line up

This was perfect for my 2011 Scion TC. It came from the factory with only one back up light on the driver's side. I spliced in to the wires and ran over to the passenger side to this socket and now I have the brightness needed to back up in dark spaces.

The plastic didn't come like in my pictures, I cut it with a knife to make it fit.So, I have a 2013 Fiat 500. The wire of the front turn signal broke right at the base of the pigtail. The solutions given at different dealerships were to buy an entire new headlight assembly or repair kits over 100 dollars. This saved me.All the plastic is OK, nothing luxurious or fancy, but it works perfectly fine. Since it is too big for the space in my car, I trimmed it a bit and I was able to make it fit. I joined it to the wires on the car with butt connectors and put some dielectrical around the socket to make sure it's all protected from the environment.I am thankful my turn signal is now working. Definitely recommended.

The wire harness for a rear turn/reverse light assemble is 80 buck or more with tax and delivery. I only needed to replace one socket (my bro did probing to determine it). The GM socket tabs (part that retains the socket after twisting it on) are different for the reverse and turn signal, that way you can't mix them up. I had to trim the tab to allow it fit through the notch, you can just cut them off as there are 4 of them and ones that need trimming are small, the 2 big main tabs are good enough to hold it in place.

Not fit it need to cutting plastic to make fit into my light cover

Exactly what I needed for my 7440 socket.

Perfect absolutely better then factory holds bulbs tighter all though some trimming to make it fit in my lights but that was easy other then that perfect just cut one of the tabs off if it doesnt fit proper