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Used as parking/turning signal and/or brake/running light depending upon model. Nickel base version of brass base 1157 bulb. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 VW Fastback
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$2.19
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Multiple uses, may include turn signal, brake light, backup light, rear foglight, and third brake light depending upon model. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb. If original bulbs are...
1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 VW Fastback
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1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 VW Fastback
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$1.99
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$2.07
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$0.51

The average cost of a VW Fastback tail light is between $1.99 and $2.19.

What Causes My VW Fastback Tail Light To Stop Working?

If your VW Fastback tail light suddenly gives out, the first things to look at are the basics: bulbs and fuses. Both tend to burn out or wear down over time. Another common culprit is corrosion—either on the bulb socket or the ground connection, especially if your Fastback has seen its share of damp weather. Wiring issues, like brittle insulation or loose connections, can crop up on a classic car as well. Sometimes moisture sneaks in through small cracks or worn-out seals, causing internal parts to corrode. Working through each step—from checking the bulb to eyeing the wires—usually leads you right to the source of the problem.

How Do I Replace The Bulbs In My VW Fastback Tail Light?

Swapping the bulb in your VW Fastback tail light doesn’t have to be tricky. Open the trunk to get at the back of the light. Most Fastbacks use screws or little tabs to hold the cover in place—just be gentle, as the plastic can be fragile after all these years. Once you’ve got the cover off, give the old bulb a small twist and pull it free. Pop in the new bulb, making sure not to touch the glass if it’s a halogen (that can shorten the bulb’s life). Put the cover back on, then test your work before closing things up. Make sure the new bulb matches your year and model to avoid any surprises.

Where Can I Find Replacement VW Fastback Tail Light Assemblies?

Finding a replacement VW Fastback tail light assembly can be a bit of a hunt, but there are good places to start. Check out online shops that specialize in vintage Volkswagen parts—many have both originals and high-quality reproductions. Car shows, swap meets, and classic VW forums are also great spots to connect with other enthusiasts or vendors. If you like digging for treasure, pick-and-pull salvage yards sometimes turn up gems, though you’ll want to check condition closely. However you shop, double-check the lens color and style for your Fastback’s year so everything fits and looks just right.

How Do I Improve The Brightness Of My VW Fastback Tail Light?

If your VW Fastback tail light looks dim, giving it a little TLC can make a big difference. Start by cleaning the lens—old plastic often gets hazy, but a restoration kit or gentle polish can clear it up. Swapping in brighter, modern bulbs or LED alternatives (made for classic cars) can really upgrade your visibility. Don’t overlook the wiring and ground connections; making sure they’re clean and solid keeps everything shining as it should. A bit of preventative care with the sockets and connectors goes a long way toward getting the most out of your tail lights.

Why Do My VW Fastback Tail Light Lenses Fill With Water?

When you spot moisture in the VW Fastback tail light, odds are a gasket or lens crack is letting it sneak in. Over time, rubber seals dry out and shrink, and even tiny splits in the lens can invite water inside. If you notice fog or water droplets, pull the light apart and inspect the seals and lens edges. Swap in any worn gaskets, check for hairline cracks, and give the inside a good drying before putting it all back together. Adding a little automotive sealant around the seams helps keep moisture at bay, so your lights stay clear and healthy for the long haul.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your VW Fastback Tail Light?

Ordering your VW Fastback tail light from AutohausAZ is about making things simple. You'll find fair prices and a selection that caters to classic VW lovers. Shipping is quick, and if you ever need to return something, the process is hassle-free. We’ve made shopping straightforward, so you can focus on enjoying your Fastback instead of worrying about the details.