OEM Automotive Tail Lights & Tail Lamps
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TL;DR
Tail-lamp assemblies may combine running, brake, turn, reverse, and marker functions. Match side, body style, light technology, lens appearance, connector, and trim.
A cracked, cloudy, water-damaged, or nonworking tail lamp can affect visibility and signaling. Before replacing the full assembly, determine whether the fault is a bulb, socket, LED module, wiring connection, seal, or housing. Tasca Parts organizes genuine OEM lamps by vehicle and position.
What This Category Includes
- Left- and right-side tail-lamp assemblies
- Inner decklid or liftgate lamps and outer quarter-panel lamps
- Bulbs, sockets, seals, modules, and trim where separately cataloged
Why Genuine OEM Tail Lights & Tail Lamps Matter
OEM tail lamps are designed for the factory body opening, mounting points, connector, control electronics, lens pattern, and appearance. They also account for differences such as LED versus bulb lighting, tinted lenses, and market-specific signal arrangements.
How to Choose the Right Part
Confirm left or right side and whether the lamp mounts to the body, decklid, or liftgate. Match sedan, coupe, hatchback, SUV, or pickup body style; bulb or LED technology; trim and appearance package; connector; and lens details. Review whether bulbs, modules, seals, or harnesses are included.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Tail lamps can change during a model-year refresh or differ by trim, production date, body style, and market specification. Select the full vehicle configuration, compare the old part number, and use the VIN if needed. After installation, test every lighting function and inspect sealing surfaces and body drains for water-entry concerns.
While planning the job, shoppers may also want to review related high mount lamps and brake lights and switches for worn or affected components. Verify each item separately for the vehicle.
Key Takeaways
- Confirm side and inner-versus-outer position.
- Match LED or bulb technology and appearance package.
- Check inclusions and test every lamp function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do tail-lamp assemblies include bulbs?
Not always. Bulbs, sockets, LED modules, or harnesses may be separate, so check the listing.
Is left side based on standing behind the vehicle?
Parts catalogs normally use the vehicle's perspective: left is the driver's side on a left-hand-drive vehicle.
Can condensation mean the lamp is damaged?
Light temporary fogging may differ from pooled water. Inspect vents, seals, cracks, and mounting surfaces according to service guidance.