Mercedes CLK W209 Rear Lamp Tail Light Plug Socket Wiring Left N/S A0435456628

Mercedes CLK W209 Rear Lamp Left N/S Tail Light Plug Socket Wiring is an original electrical system component designed for installation in the rear left lamp of the vehicle. This used component ensures a stable electrical connection between the car's wiring harness and the lamp assembly, which translates into the proper operation of the position lights, brake lights, and turn signals. Thanks to the factory fit for the CLK W209 body, the installation is predictable and technically orderly.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2098201564-2
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2098201564
• Substitutable numbers: A2098201564, A 209 820 15 64, A0435456628, A 043 545 66 28
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and fitment for Mercedes CLK W209

The presented rear lamp socket has been designed specifically for the Mercedes CLK W209 model and is intended for installation on the left side of the rear body. The component works with the factory wiring harness and the original lamp assembly, which minimizes the risk of compatibility issues. The connector design and pin layout are adapted to the manufacturer's specifications, so there is no need for wiring modifications or additional adapters.

Function of the rear lamp socket

The socket plays a key role in the Rear lights and brake lights area, being responsible for:

• transferring power to the bulbs or light modules in the rear lamp,
• ensuring a stable electrical contact under various operating conditions,
• orderly routing of wires within the lamp,
• reducing the risk of circuit interruption due to body vibrations.

A properly functioning rear lamp socket is essential for driving safety – it affects the visibility of the vehicle, braking signaling, and turn signaling for other road users.

Benefits of using an original used component

Choosing an original, used rear lamp socket for a Mercedes allows you to maintain consistency with the vehicle's factory installation. You receive a component with a design that meets the manufacturer's requirements, which facilitates installation and subsequent diagnostics of any lighting faults. A used element of this type is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs or damage resulting from contact corrosion, overheating of bulb holders, or interference with the installation.

Vehicle placement and installation aspects

The socket is intended for installation in the rear left lamp of the vehicle, which clearly defines its position in the body. Such marking facilitates the selection of the correct component when replacing a damaged connector. Installation involves connecting the wiring harness to the appropriate contacts and seating the socket in the lamp housing in accordance with the factory mounting system. This makes it possible to restore proper lighting operation without the need to modify the electrical installation.

Application in service and lighting diagnostics

An element of this type is often used in professional workshops specializing in the repair of lighting systems in Mercedes vehicles. It works well both when replacing damaged connectors and when eliminating problems with unstable light operation, bulb flickering, or intermittent loss of brake or turn signal functions. The use of an original socket also facilitates subsequent computer diagnostics, as the installation maintains parameters close to the factory ones.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear lighting zone in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as combination lamps, bulb holders, or wiring harnesses, check the available parts in the Mercedes rear lights and brake lights category.

To better understand the importance of individual systems in modern cars and the possibilities of using used components, it is worth reading an article describing the operation of the exhaust gas recirculation system and the advantages of refurbished components – you can find it here: EGR: what is it and why is it worth considering used EGR valves.