TYC 18-3155-01 Turn Signal / Parking / Side Marker Light - Front Left

Front Left Turn Signal Light for Explorer

This TYC Regular front left turn signal / parking / side marker light is built for direct replacement on select Ford and Mercury applications. It uses an amber and clear lens with a plastic housing and plastic lens, matching the original front corner light layout for a clean OE-style appearance.

• Brand: TYC Regular
• Part number: 18-3155-01
• Front left position
• Amber and clear lens color
• Plastic lens and plastic housing
• Halogen bulb type
• Attachment method: screw-in
• Components included: lens and housing
• Bulbs not included

Product Details

TYC 18-3155-01 is a front left exterior lighting assembly for the turn signal, parking light, and side marker functions. It is listed for 1995-2001 Ford Explorer and 1997 Mercury Mountaineer front left applications, with the matching opposite-side part available as 18-3154-01. This part cross-references Ford OE numbers 1L2Z 13201 AA and F67Z 13201 AA for the same application.

Common Replacement Uses

• Cracked or faded front corner lamp lens
• Broken or weathered housing on the driver-side front light
• Dim or non-functioning front signal light assembly after impact or age
• Restoring the front left parking light and side marker appearance on a Ford Explorer
• Replacing a damaged front left lamp on a Mercury Mountaineer

Installation Notes

Compatible With 1995-2001 Ford Explorer, front left, and 1997 Mercury Mountaineer, front left. This assembly uses a screw-in attachment method and is supplied without bulbs, so reuse or replace the halogen bulbs as needed before installation. Verify connector condition, housing alignment, and the opposite-side part number before final fitment.

Quality Assurance

TYC Regular replacement lighting components are cataloged for direct-fit exterior repair applications and are referenced to OE and Partslink numbers for identification. Part number 18-3155-01 is listed alongside Partslink FO2520130 for cross-reference support.