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Taillight bulb holder-part number please 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be Bradley Burland on  Sun May 13 15:59 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Happy Mother's day from sunny Cleveland! After some fool decided to play bumper cars with the rear end of my 240, I finally got around to replacing the taillight. Being the frugal buyer that I am (read "cheap") I found a replacement assembly (without the circuit board) at a local bone yard. The light assembly on the car already is one with a chrome center strip...the replacement has the black strip. No big deal, I thought, since I figured I could cover the chrome strip on the remaining light with some black striping tape. Anyway, the circuit board change over was about a three minute job, I drilled the required 1/16th inch holes in the bottom of the lenses to let the water, which will accumulate, out. But when it came to installing the bulbs, I saw, much to my chagrin, that the white holder for the tail/stop bulb has a different pattern than the lens. It won't install. I'm hoping that someone can give me that part number for the correct holder, so I can order the correct part and not look like too much of a dummy. Thanks in advance.





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