AC Delco® 1975 Pontiac Firebird - Instrument panel cluster relay Bulb Socket, With 1/2 Inch Hole
Manufacturer #LS130
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AC Delco® 1975 Pontiac Firebird - Instrument panel cluster relay Bulb Socket, With 1/2 Inch Hole
Manufacturer #LS130
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Guaranteed to Fit 1975 Pontiac Firebird
$21.96
| Label | Value |
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| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Notes | Twist-in type; 1/2 in. hole |
| Warranty | 24-months or unlimited mile AC Delco limited warranty |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Recommended Use | OE Replacement |
| Type | Instrument panel cluster relay |
| Fitnotes | With 1/2 Inch Hole |
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Question: The sockets on my 1970 Impala have two wire sockets on the top of the light socket as the 5 lights are pigtailed together. Looks like I’m pic only one wire socket?John J. / May 20, 2022 / 1975 Pontiac FirebirdBulb Socket - Instrument Panel Cluster Relay, Direct Fit, Sold Individually
Hello! I don't think these are the right sockets for your application. These light sockets twist into a PCB board that has a separate plug.
MD
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Answered by Mitchell D. / Mon, May 23Showing 1 - 1 of 1 Questions