HYUNDAI Genuine 92166-3K000 Turn Signal Lamp Holder Assembly, Front

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe--Worked great and fixed rapid turn signal bulb sound and restored normal brightness. There are 3 metal clips in a working socket and one metal clip was missing in old socket causing original issue and need for replacement.This new socket fixed all that--was just initially tough to fit and turn to lock. It's a tight fit and requires strong force to lock in and turn. Need to shift headlight casing forward quite a bit to easily insert and input replacement bulb socket. I believe bulb is a 1157-type.

I took a chance as it shows on Amazon will not work with my 2015 Kia Soul, however, a reviewer here said it worked on their 2016 Kia Soul. My front turn signal had stopped working so picked up LEDs but they blinked very fast. Then purchased the bulbs and they would not blink. I switched sides and realized it was the light assembly holder was the issue and not the bulb. Purchased this turn signal lamp holder assembly holder as it is OEM per the description put in the original bulb and works perfectly. Thank You!

Bought for 2015 Kia Soul. Read reviews and was hoping it would fit and it fit perfectly! Was having an issue with the blinker not working on the front left. I replaced bulb and still had issue. After switching that assembly from left to right I realized the problem followed it, so I tried to get the assembly from various local auto shops to no avail, finally called Kia, but they wouldn't sell it as a part. Said I had to get entire light assembly with headlight(yeah right!) So, I found this and crossed my fingers. It fit perfectly and works great with no issue! Would recommend.

Seems to be the same as the OEM version that costs more. It fits well into the socket in my front turn signal and works. I put a light coat of dielectric grease on my vehicle bulbs when I replace them to ensure a good connection and prevent moisture corrosion.

Fair pric. Works, but did not fix my problem.

Sure it looks like the right part in what appears to be an OEM bag with the correct part number for about 1/3 of the cost than at the dealer.. Caveat emptor...let the buyer beware.With the help of a friend (ALSO A MECHANIC) and a few wasted hours we finally pulled the socket from the working side of the vehicle and compared the two with a magnifying glass. At the bottom of both parts (inside) are two very small raised tabs. The correct part and the one I purchased here have the orientation exactly 90 degrees out. What the wrong part (BOUGHT here) does is it causes a rapid blink just as though you had a bulb out. With no lights on, if that were the worse thing, so be it. But it is NOT...with parking or headlights on the misorientation causes both filaments of the bulb to light simultaneously which essentially means you have no blinker! Note also that this part caused my rear brake light to malfunction on the same side of the car. The parts were swapped back and forth on both sides of the car so there is no doubt in my mind that the part purchased here IS the problem. Were I able to give this zero stars I would. The part caused four codes to appear upon plugging into a diagnostic reader. Once cleared everything worked but the code came back for the area this part was located AND the problem as stated still exists. Order correct part from Hyundai.

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I finally found what I thought to be the correct part number and than Amazon tells me it doesn't fit my car. After some more research and cross referencing I took a chance and bought it (thinking I could just return if wasn't the right part), and it was the correct part. Installed it and intermittent turn signal issues were corrected. So Amazon's part verification tool isn't always correct apparently.