Turn Signal Light Socket – Rear Passenger Side (On Body)

The Genuine BMW Turn Signal Light Socket part number 63218364730 / 63 21 8 364 730 is a crucial component for your BMW’s turn signal system. Designed to fit perfectly with your BMW, this turn signal light socket provides a reliable connection between the turn signal bulbs and the wiring harness.

Crafted with high-quality materials, this turn signal light socket ensures a long-lasting and durable performance. It is engineered to withstand the harsh outdoor elements, such as rain, dust, and debris, which can cause damage to your turn signal system. The socket’s robust design also helps prevent overheating and electrical shorts, which can lead to premature failure of the turn signal bulbs.

Installation is easy and hassle-free with the Genuine BMW Turn Signal Light Socket. Simply remove the old or damaged socket and replace it with the new one, ensuring a secure and snug fit. Once installed, your BMW’s turn signal system will be restored to its original functionality, providing you with a safe and reliable driving experience.

Whether you’re a car enthusiast or a DIY mechanic, the Genuine BMW Turn Signal Light Socket is a must-have for your BMW. So, why wait? Get yours today and enjoy the peace of mind knowing that your BMW’s turn signal system is in tip-top shape.

BMW is a German multinational corporation, and one of the most recognized names in the automotive industry. The company represents the 14th largest producer of motor vehicles in the world and has a notable motorsport history. BMW manufactures a variety of vehicles in the United States, Germany, South Africa, United Kingdom, China, and other countries.The company started out as an aircraft engines manufacturer in 1916 but ultimately became shifted towards making cars just twelve years later. Production of their aircraft engines began in Munich, Germany, which is where the BMW headquarters is located to this day.

The company faced serious competition from Mercedes in the mid-20th century and was on the verge of bankruptcy. After two children of Günther Quandt, a famous German industrialist made a considerable investment in BMW in 1959, the company recovered and became more successful than ever before.

In recent years, the corporation put a lot of its time, effort, and manufacturing capabilities into developing electric and hybrid vehicles.As of 2020, BMW employs more than 120,000 people across the globe, out of which 90% is in the automotive segment.

Around 2.9% of BMW employees work in the motorcycles segment. The corporation currently has 31 production locations in 15 different countries.Out of the 31 production locations worldwide, the plant with the highest output is located in Greer, South Carolina.

Aside from manufacturing cars, motorcycles, and other vehicles, BMW is known for making impressive performance parts, body parts, automotive lighting, auto repair parts, wheels, electronics components, interior accessories, and exterior accessories.