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Dash Light Socket (1969 Comet; 69-70 Falcon)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-41-41943-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Pcs/Unit: 2
      • Hole Size: 1/2 In.
      • Contacts: 2
      • Industry Standard: 158, 194, 194A
      • Country of Origin: United States
      • Type: Instrument Panel Socket for 1/2 In. Hole
      • Compatible Bulbs: Wedge-Type
      • Fitment: 1969 Comet; 1969-1970 Falcon

      Description

      Reliable Instrument Panel Socket. The Dash Panel Light Socket is an essential connector designed for wedge bulbs, providing secure and stable electrical contact within instrument panels. It is specifically made to fit a 1/2 inch hole, allowing for easy installation and replacement of bulbs to maintain visibility and functionality of vehicle dashboard indicators.

      Construction and Appearance. Made in the United States with durable materials, the socket includes two contacts compatible with industry standards 158, 194, and 194A. Its design ensures consistent electrical connectivity while fitting seamlessly within instrument panels.

      Installation. Installation requires a 1/2 inch hole, commonly found in instrument panels. The socket is simple to install, suitable for both professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts.

      Application. This socket fits 1969 Comet and 1969-1970 Falcon models, providing a direct fit without any additional modifications.

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