Mercedes Vito W639 Rear Right Lamp O/S Bulb Socket Holder A0008201177

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Mercedes Vito W639 Rear Right Lamp O/S Bulb Socket Holder is a precisely engineered rear lighting component designed for the right side of the vehicle body. It is responsible for the stable seating of bulbs and a secure electrical connection within the rear lamp, which translates into safe and clear signaling of maneuvers on the road. This used OEM component is a sensible choice for repairs where compatibility with the factory wiring harness and lamp housing is essential.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A0008201177-1
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A0008201177
• Substitutable numbers: A0008201177, A 000 820 11 77, KD
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and function of the lamp socket

The presented bulb holder is dedicated to the rear right side of the vehicle and operates in the area responsible for position lighting and brake signaling. As an element from the Rear lights and brake lights group, it ensures proper current flow to the bulbs and their stable mounting in the lamp housing.

Such a socket is particularly important in situations where there are problems with flickering lights, intermittent brake light failure, or overheated contacts. Replacing the holder allows for restoring the correct operation of the lamp without the need to purchase a complete lighting assembly.

Compatibility with the Mercedes installation

The socket has been developed to maintain the factory standards of the Mercedes brand, ensuring it fits the original lamp and the standard electrical wiring in the Vito W639 model. Proper routing of current paths and correct placement of bulb sockets minimizes the risk of installation errors and eliminates the need for modifications.

The element is consistent with the manufacturer's markings, has an assigned OEM part number and associated interchangeable numbers, which facilitates verification of compatibility with a specific vehicle configuration in service catalogs and parts selection systems.

Performance characteristics and installation

The placement on the vehicle defined as Rear - right allows for unambiguous identification of the mounting position in the body. Thanks to this, the risk of error during ordering or installation is limited, and service work proceeds more efficiently.

As an element removed from a vehicle, the socket has a status of Used, which is a cost-effective solution while maintaining the original design. In practice, this means the possibility of an economical repair of the lighting system while maintaining the factory standard of workmanship.

Benefits of using an original lamp holder

• Factory fit for the rear lamp on the right side of the body without the need for modifications.
• Consistency with the vehicle's electrical installation, which reduces the risk of malfunctions and lighting errors.
• Possibility of replacing only the holder instead of the complete lamp, which lowers the cost of repair.
• Maintaining compliance with safety requirements regarding vehicle visibility on the road.

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 lamp holders, lenses, or complete lighting modules, check the available parts in the Mercedes rear lights and brake lights category.

A sensible choice for repairing an older Vito

For owners of older Vito W639 models, using a used, original lamp holder is often the most cost-effective solution – it allows for restoring full lighting functionality while maintaining compliance with factory specifications. In situations where new components are difficult to obtain or uneconomical, it is worth considering parts from dismantling.

To better plan your repair and learn about the advantages of using proven components from the secondary market, see practical tips in the article No parts at the dealership? How to deal with repairing older models using parts from dismantling.