Description
Socket with bulbs for left and right rear lamps for Citroën C3 up to 2009. Functionality of the bulbs is not guaranteed.
This replacement rear lamp socket assembly is designed for Citroën C3 models produced up to 2009 and fits both left and right tail light positions. The part secures and connects the rear bulbs to the vehicle wiring harness, ensuring correct electrical contact and mechanical retention. Ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need a direct-fit solution identified frequently by product codes 6350Q3, 6351Q3, 6350X5, 6351X5.
As a commonly replaced item in aging lighting assemblies, this socket helps restore reliable lighting and eliminates intermittent contacts, flickering, or complete loss of a tail/stop/indicator lamp when the original holder is worn, cracked, or corroded. Including the product codes in search queries increases the chance of finding the correct part quickly.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën / Peugeot
- Model: Citroën C3 (up to 2009)
- Product Codes: 6350Q3, 6351Q3, 6350X5, 6351X5
- Additional Numbers: 6350Q3 | 6350X5 | 6351Q3 | 6351X5
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting to avoid short circuits.
- Remove the tail light assembly: access usually from inside the boot by removing trim and unfastening the lamp screws.
- Unplug the wiring connector from the existing socket and remove the old socket by twisting or releasing the retaining clips, depending on design.
- Fit the new socket, ensuring bulbs are correctly seated and contacts are clean; reconnect the wiring harness and test all lamp functions (tail, stop, indicator) before reassembling.
- Reassemble the tail light into the vehicle, tighten fasteners to factory torque where specified, and reconnect the battery.
Common Causes Of Failure
- Corrosion On Contacts: Moisture ingress leads to oxidized contacts and poor electrical connection.
- Heat Damage: Prolonged bulb heat can deform or melt plastic sockets, causing intermittent contact.
- Mechanical Wear Or Cracks: Vibrations and age make plastic brittle and prone to cracking, especially when removing bulbs repeatedly.
- Poor Electrical Connection Or Wiring Issues: Loose plugs or damaged wires can mimic socket failure.
Recommended when a lamp flickers, does not light, or shows intermittent function. Replacing the socket is a cost-effective way to restore reliable rear lighting and avoid electrical faults that could affect safety and vehicle inspections.
