Tail Light Assembly – DFA S560 / Rongguang / Hongguang

Application Enquiry

Start the tail light assembly enquiry with the DFA S560 / Rongguang / Hongguang catalog group, then give the actual vehicle identity. The original installation and part shape are needed for the individual fitment check.

OE Enquiry Information

This listing displays Available on Request in place of an OE number. Provide the original item's identification if it can be read, and confirm the physical configuration as well.

Choosing This Part

Do not infer lighting technology or supplied accessories from a general lamp name. Establish the needed configuration with the original unit and vehicle information.

Detailed Comparison

Record the body depth and fixing centres before moving to a fit assessment. Any difference in the rear housing profile needs clarification with the existing part available.

Showing the Installation

Send one image that explains the location in the vehicle and further views of the removed item. Keep the orientation consistent so the details can be compared reliably.

Before Workshop Use

Check the delivered tail light assembly against the agreed item before workshop preparation. Keep photographs of its arrival condition and retain the packaging while any damage is reviewed.

Discussing the Purchase

Discuss supply timing with the agreed part reference and quantity available. Use confirmed packing dimensions, rather than the item photograph, to plan the delivery.

Part Identification Questions

What is needed beyond the catalog heading?

Give the precise vehicle identity and required position. Grouped names help locate the entry but do not establish compatibility across the group.

What details support a useful version check?

Include a close image of the body depth and another showing the fixing centres. Use the original rear housing profile as an additional comparison.

Which details are useful for a supply enquiry?

Provide the complete part requirement, quantity and delivery market. Ask for confirmed carton information as part of the commercial response.