Can it work to remove turn signal light bulb in my car because it is hard to get my hand down inside of socket
1336022
I would have to say no. It is designed for larger bulbs than that and would not fit.
1066837
Had to go into the garage to try it out. I have a similar style clamp lamp and it does not fit. This adapter goes from a regular (male) socket screw to a 4" diameter plate too quickly.
1864753
As long as there is access to the bulb, it has a screw-in base, and is not screwed in TOO tightly, this changer should handle it without too much trouble. I have only used it on large recess bulbs but it worked nicely. I would suggest it and it sure beats getting out a tall ladder.
450518
I have to use a small pick to get the socket off if I line it up with the hole in the socket. If there is no hole in the socket you can pull it off with some resistance.
597750
It is made for a standard light socket (E27) it would not work in a Candelabra Edison Screw (E12).
340613
Yes it will do the absolute best job. I have a 1989 Chevy Caprice Brougham oh my gosh a nightmare to take off the spark plugs. But I decided to buy this swivel socket it has a magnet inside of it which will hold your spark plugs in place also it doesn't swivel loosely so your not arm exhausted. I personally recommend this purchase it's a investment in time and mental stability. I digress but your going to love this tool.
643136
It should work as long as the rings are large enough to slide over the socket.
2270934
this is a generic socket. If the bulb type is a match it should work. the old one will have to be cut off and the new one spliced. I recomend solder and heat shrink tubing for a permament fix. I was a mechaninc ( honda \mercedes) for 22 years and used one of these on friends Hyundai. GOOD LUCK!
2143608
The light has four screws that require both hands to 'unlock' and then the bottom of the lamp will release. It is not an easy bulb change.
1577205
it depends on your application. i would for sure suggest it though. it'll take the load off your headlight switch.
1363306
No you have to be directly underneath the bulb for this tool to work. There is another one that bends to a right angle that you would need to change a bulb that is parallel to the ground.
543938
Humm...I have to go by memory Christian. I think the top prong was for "power in" (from battery, power source, etc.) and the bottom was for "power out" to the lights or item you want to turn on. I used it to install fog lights on a Tacoma. If you have a fuse in line in between the power source and also in between the item you want to turn on you should be able to try it and only blow a fuse if you are wrong. Good luck. Or...try a jumper wire (or two)with an inline fuse. I would think you could get them at an auto parts store fairly cheap.'power in
1965172
It should do the trick... just make sure the power is turned off first. Worked great on our broken light bulbs
831769
The socket is magnetized, so if you have the correct bit that fits the screw head, it should do the job.
859249
I used a socket, put my screw driver(with rubber handle so it gripped inside the socket) with an extension to be able to reach it....... Think it's a flaw in the design but a little ingenuity and you'll get it :) Duck tape and a broom handle anyone?
9037
Be sure to unplug lamp and let bulb cool down. I use one of those garden gloves with little plastic dots to get a better grip on bulb:-) The directions read like this. "Grasp the tube firmly, angle it very slightly down, then pull it from socket." Mostly it is a matter of a firm grip.
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I own a 2003 Buick Century. There is a known issue with these cars where the lamp socket (ACDelco LS115 Turn Signal Parking Lamp Socket) overheats and begins to melt near the bulb contacts. Over time, this causes the bulb and/or the socket to fail. I have to replace the socket about once a year and unfortunately, I have been unable to find anyone who offers an improved design. Search Amazon with the description in parentheses above and you will find the part you need. Thankfully it's an easy replacement.