Description
Socket with bulbs for the rear right light – passenger side. For vehicles CITROEN XSARA PICASSO. The socket is in perfect condition – fully functional. Supply of bulbs or their functionality is not guaranteed.
This replacement rear-right lamp bulb holder is suitable for Citroën Xsara Picasso and is referenced under OE codes 9631563980, 6351N0 and 6351T2. Designed for mechanics and DIY car owners, the part restores secure electrical contact for tail/stop/indicator bulbs, helping to eliminate flicker and intermittent lighting caused by worn or corroded contacts. The unit is a direct-fit socket for the passenger-side rear light and is ideal when the existing holder shows signs of contact failure or physical damage.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën Xsara Picasso
- Product Codes: 6351N0, 6351T2, 9631563980
- Other Numbers: 6351N0 | 6351T2 | 9631563980
Fitment
Fits: Rear Right Lamp (Passenger Side) on Citroën Xsara Picasso. Check the shape and connector of the original socket to confirm visual match with your vehicle’s tail lamp assembly.
Installation Recommendations
- Before starting, switch off ignition and lights; for additional safety disconnect the negative battery terminal.
- Access the rear lamp cluster from the boot/boot panel: remove trim and the lamp fixing screws or nuts.
- Withdraw the lamp assembly and press the bulb-socket retaining tabs to remove the old socket.
- Unplug any wiring harness clips if present and replace with the new socket, ensuring secure engagement of contacts and correct bulb orientation.
- Refit the lamp assembly, check bulb seating, reconnect the battery and test all functions (tail, stop, indicator, reverse where applicable) before reassembling interior trim.
- Use correct replacement bulbs and avoid excessive wattage to prevent overheating of the socket.
Why The Part Most Commonly Fails
- Corrosion and Moisture Ingress: Water entering the lamp housing causes oxidation of contacts and poor conductivity.
- Heat Damage: Repeated heating from bulbs or over-wattage bulbs can deform plastic and degrade contacts.
- Mechanical Wear: Repeated bulb changes and vibration can loosen or fracture contact terminals and retaining tabs.
- Poor Electrical Contact: Dirt, loose connectors or bent pins cause intermittent operation and flickering lights.
Practical Tips
- When replacing the socket, inspect the lamp housing for cracks or seals that could allow water ingress and replace or reseal as needed.
- Test each lamp function after installation and verify good contact under vibration by gently moving the assembly while lights are on.
- Keep the OE product codes (6351N0, 6351T2, 9631563980) handy when searching for matching parts to improve findability and ensure correct fitment.
