#AUDI A3 2007TAIL LIGHT HOUSING CONNECTOR PROFESSIONAL#
To discover if it is truly a socket issue and not a bulb issue, it is easier to consult a professional mechanic right away. If there issue lies within the light socket plate, then you could experience flickering, the lights only working sometimes, or the brake and turn signal lights not working at all. It may be hard to notice yourself when your lights malfunction or go out, but someone will likely draw your attention to it so you can investigate the issue further. It will be relatively obvious if your tail lights are going out or failing versus just having a bad bulb. It is likely some sort of connection issue within the tail light socket, but it is still not limited to just that.
If your tail lights continue to malfunction or just don’t work at all even after putting new tail lights in, then you may have a different problem altogether. Replacing the LED tail lights will be different than replacing other vehicle tail lights, so if your first attempt to change the LED lights when you are experiencing tail light issues and you are unsure, you may want to have a professional Audi repair shop do it for you to avoid damaging anything. Most Audis are now also designed with LED tail lights to contribute to their sleek appearance. Having a failed tail light is much different than just having the light burn out. To avoid any and all of these situations it is best to have tail lights checked during routine maintenance of your Audi. Some of us even have to wait until we have been rear-ended to find out that our tail lights were not working properly. We may have a stranger notify us in a parking lot, at a stop light, when we get our oil changed, or we just get pulled over for the police to let us know. Sometimes it is hard to notice if your rear lights begin to malfunction or go out completely.
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