DAMA 1156 Angled Female Wire Harness - Connector for Tail/Brake/Turn/Reverse Light 4.5" 18AWG | Pack of 2

DAMA 1156 Angled Female Wire Harness - BA15s / 7506 Socket Connector for Turn Signal, Brake & Reverse Light 4.5" 18AWG | Pack of 2

The DAMA 1156 Angled Female Wire Harness (Pack of 2) from HID Concept.com is a high-quality replacement lamp socket and pigtail connector designed for automotive lighting repairs, retrofits, and wire extension applications. Built with an 18AWG wire gauge and approximately 4.5 inches of flexible lead length, these harnesses feature a robust, angled female 1156 socket made from heat-resistant materials. The unique 90-degree layout is specifically engineered for flat-mount installations and tight spaces where straight connectors cannot easily clear vehicle panel limitations. Equipped with sealed, weather-resistant connectors to help protect against moisture and corrosion, this pack of two helps replace worn, cracked, or damaged factory plugs to restore a dependable electrical connection for standard halogens or upgraded LED bulbs across various cars, trucks, motorcycles, and specialty vehicles.

Key Features & Benefits

• Optimal 90-Degree Angled Layout: Specialized angled female 1156 socket design allows for easy flat-mount installations and cleaner routing in tight or limited-clearance housing spaces.
• Weatherproof Protection: Built with sealed connectors to help keep out environmental moisture and road corrosion for more reliable long-term performance.
• Durable Heat-Resistant Materials: The socket housing is molded from premium heat-resistant composites to provide robust thermal protection and an extended service lifespan.
• Standard 18AWG Wiring: Features 18-gauge automotive-grade wiring suitable for handling common electrical loads in lighting repair, retrofit, and wire extension projects.
• Restores Electrical Contact: Designed as a direct replacement socket to repair old, melted, or failing factory plugs and restore proper bulb connection.
• Broad Single-Contact Compatibility: Engineered to fit single-contact bayonet-base bulbs, including BA15s, 1156, 7506, 1156NA, 1156LL, 1141, 93, 97, 87, 631, 1003, 105, and 1295.
• Multi-Vehicle Versatility: Ideal for cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles, and marine electrical setups utilizing 1156-style lighting circuits.

Vehicle Compatibility & Applications

This product is a universal-fit pigtail connector compatible with any domestic or import vehicle that utilizes a standard 1156/BA15s single-contact bulb socket configuration. Because vehicle housing space varies extensively by make and trim level, this angled profile is specifically practical for flat-mount applications or tight housing cavities.

Common single-contact system applications include:

• Rear turn signals
• Backup/reverse lights
• Daytime running lights (DRL)
• Dedicated single-circuit brake or marker lights

Disclaimer: To guarantee proper fitment, always visually verify your original factory plug style and space clearance before ordering.

OEM Quality & Installation

While not an official factory component, the DAMA 1156 angled harness serves as a highly dependable alternative to costly OEM replacement assemblies. It is designed for straightforward splicing, crimping, or soldering into your existing factory wiring harness loom. This 2-pack offers an efficient, tool-box-ready solution to fix flickering lamps or corroded connections without requiring a complete, expensive light housing replacement.

Vehicles That Commonly Use 90-Degree Angled 1156 Sockets
(Angled profiles are utilized when modern styling trims down clearance space, or when structural vehicle components run directly behind the lamp.)

• European Sedans & Wagons: European packaging is notoriously tight. To maximize trunk cargo volume, engineers push the interior carpet liners as close to the outer body panels as possible. This leaves a tiny, shallow gap behind the rear turn signal or brake light, making an angled wire exit necessary to keep the assembly flush.
• Sleek, Wrap-Around Corner Lights: Modern rear turn signals that wrap aggressively around the vehicle's sharp rear corners often press right up against the inner structural wheel well or body framing. A straight connector would smash into the metal chassis, so a 90-degree plug is used to route the wire sideways along the contour of the plastic housing.
• Bumper-Mounted Lighting (Turn Signals, DRLs, and Lower Reverse Lights): Sockets that insert into lenses located down in the lower rear or front bumper covers frequently encounter a solid steel bumper reinforcement crash bar sitting right behind them. An angled connector is mandatory here to keep the wires from being crushed against the reinforcement beam.

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