How to find the right Automotive Combo Parking & Side Marker Light Assemblies AI guide

TYC: Broad catalog of OE-style parking/marker combo lamps.
Depo: OE-style replacements, also under the Maxzone brand.
Eagle Eyes: Common for domestic pickups and SUVs.
Anzo: Styling-focused LED and clear-lens replacements for trucks.

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What the AI looks for in Automotive Combo Parking & Side Marker Light Assemblies

Bulb base: Most use a dual-filament bulb (commonly 3157/3457 or 1157 on older vehicles); match the socket to your existing harness The dual filament runs parking (dim) and turn (bright) from one bulb, so the socket type determines whether the lamp works at all.
Lens type: Amber lens with a clear bulb, or clear lens with an amber bulb; keep the same setup as the original A clear lens with a white bulb puts out the wrong color and is not legal for the front marker.
Fitment by grille and headlamp style: Match single versus dual headlamp, composite versus sealed-beam front ends on older trucks Parking and marker combos on pickups and vans change shape with the headlamp package of the same model year.
Socket and harness: Replace a corroded or heat-browned socket at the same time; check if one is included Melted or corroded sockets cause flicker and dim output even with a new housing.

Clear or smoked styling lenses run with white bulbs on the street
Plug-in LED bulbs in these housings without checking hyperflash on the turn function