Mopar Turn Signals

55054872 - : Lamp, Park And Turn Signal for Mopar Image

Lamp, Park And Turn Signal

Mopar 55054872
PARK AND TURN SIGNAL
Discontinued
4399599 - : Seal, Turn Signal And Side Marker Lamp for Mopar Image

Seal, Turn Signal And Side Marker Lamp

Mopar 4399599
Tail Lamp socket. Side Marker & Turn Signal.
$1.44
MSRP $4.05
Save $2.61
64.4% Off
2932877 - : Flasher Turn Signal for Mopar Image

Flasher Turn Signal

Mopar 2932877
TURN SIGNAL
Discontinued
68250490AB - : Turn Signal Bulb Socket for Mopar Image

Turn Signal Bulb Socket

Mopar 68250490AB
$26.28
MSRP $36.70
Save $10.42
28.4% Off
5139886AA - : Park And Turn Signal Socket for Mopar Image

Park And Turn Signal Socket

Mopar 5139886AA
$7.38
MSRP $10.40
Save $3.02
29% Off
68100427AA - : Park And Turn Signal Socket for Mopar Image

Park And Turn Signal Socket

Mopar 68100427AA
$21.06
MSRP $29.50
Save $8.44
28.6% Off
68078324AB - : Turn Signal / Parking / Side Marker Light Wiring Harness for Mopar Image

Turn Signal / Parking / Side Marker Light Wiring Harness

Mopar 68078324AB
$59.00
MSRP $88.70
Save $29.70
33.5% Off
57010415AF - : Tail Stop Turn Lamp, Left for Mopar Image

Tail Stop Turn Lamp, Left

Mopar 57010415AF
TAIL STOP TURN
$132.09
MSRP $198.00
Save $65.91
33.3% Off

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Turn Signals Keep Your Chrysler Safe on the Road

Turn signals provide clear communication to other drivers when making lane changes or turns. These lights are essential for visibility and safety in a Chrysler Aspen or a Chrysler Sebring. Over time, turn signals can fail due to burnt-out bulbs, wiring issues, or damaged sockets. When that happens, replacing them with genuine Chrysler parts ensures compatibility and reliability.

Why Turn Signals Stop Working

Turn signals rely on bulbs, wiring, and relays to function properly. Burnt-out bulbs are the most common issue, but moisture exposure can corrode wiring and sockets. A faulty flasher relay can also prevent the signals from blinking at the correct speed. If your turn signals flicker, stay on continuously, or fail to activate, it's time for a replacement.

When to Replace Your Turn Signals

Turn signals should be checked regularly and replaced at the first sign of malfunction. Dim or non-working lights reduce visibility and can lead to safety concerns. Genuine Chrysler turn signals from Mopar-Direct provide the best fit and long-lasting performance compared to aftermarket options. If you're replacing your turn signals, consider checking your headlights to ensure full visibility on the road.