Nissan Sunny Tail Lights Wholesale

Outer quarter-panel and trunk-lid lamp sections must be named separately, with side and connector.

For this tail lights, keep full chassis, body, production date, engine, transmission and sales market on the same record. The Sunny chassis and market guide explains why a regional name alone is insufficient.

When this component is part of a mixed system order, use the body, lighting and collision parts to separate neighboring assemblies.

Send overall and mounting or connection photographs. For the tail lights, retain outer body or trunk-lid section and lamp technology, connector and tabs; mark unknown values instead of borrowing a number from another generation. Use the OE and vehicle-identification checklist to organize the evidence.

Give every linked assembly its own specification; approving the tail lights does not confirm the surrounding parts.

Sunny Rear Bumper — Trim and sensing openings affect the cover; packing must prevent large flexible skins from folding. Check generation, facelift and trim; record reflector and sensor openings on its own order line.

Sunny Headlights — Halogen and LED assemblies, side, beam market and facelift are separate orders; matching outline is insufficient. Check generation, facelift, trim and side; record halogen or led equipment and beam market on its own order line.

Sunny Trunk Lid — Spoiler, camera, lamp and latch provisions vary; a bare panel and equipped lid are not the same quotation. Check generation, facelift and spoiler; record hinge, latch, camera and lamp interfaces on its own order line.

Before approving the tail lights, agree sample and inspection requirements using the quality-control checklist. Return to the Sunny parts directory for other systems.

For tail lights requirements on other vehicles, compare the vehicle lighting directory. Keep the Sunny specification and every other approved model on separate order lines.