Dasbecan Right Passenger Side Tail Light Assembly with Bulb Compatible with Ford Escape Kuga 2017 2018 2019 Brake Rear Lamp

Too lazy to take a pic but picture is as described. Fits my 2017 ford escape titanium. It's not a 10000% PERFECT fit but neither is the one on my other side that came with the car. It sits in there fine and looks fine. No concerns. Easy install and it works! As long as it holds up it's good!!

Fit perfect, works great.

The clear outer lens fell off my Ford Escape taillight and the lights would short out intermittently. This replacement for a compete new assembly was cheap, easy to install, and lights as intended. A hat trick!!!! I read in other reviews that having a Ford dealer provide & install this unit could cost you $1000. This replacement was less than 1/10th of that price.

There are 3 different lens combos on the same taillight, so take a picture of yours so you know which to order online.

I have no idea why people say there is a brake light bulb because there isn't. The brake light that comes with this rear light piece is LED. And to my knowledge you cannot access the LED strip to replace them.I am replacing this on my Ford Escape 2017 Titanium. 99% of these tail light are defective and the lens seal at the top comes undone and then water or condensation builds up in the light. Ford should recall this but they are idiots.And because of the water my LED brake lights went out. This solved two things for me and they fit perfectly.So I ordered the right side immediately.

This is for the Ford Escape Kuga 2017 2018 2019. The 'Kuga' variation is a model that was designed to be sold outside the U.S. in Europe and other places. However, in 2012 for the 2013 model year and on (to present) it was sold in the U.S. as just the 'Ford Escape' with variations on models like, for example, the 'Ford Escape SE' and there are a few small differences for fit of the exterior lights on some model variations.OK, I have a 2017 'Ford Escape SE' and needed a new passenger side assembly as the original had developed a leak and would fill up with water from rain and condensation and the tail light was out. This rain and condensation filling it up is because the outer plastic over time will separate from the underlayer of the main body of the unit. The factory original part and exact model specific after market part are greater in cost by hundreds of dollars.So anyway, this light assembly works on the 2017 U.S. Ford Escape SE but there are a few minor differences vs the factory original part: One difference, there is an extremely small cosmetic difference from the original factory part that's not even noticeable unless you measure and 'split hairs' over it. Another difference is the upper guide pin doesn't mate up with the upper guide pin hole on the 2017 U.S. Ford Escape SE but the lower one does so the solution is to simply remove the upper guide pin by unscrewing it and the unit will then slide into place and you can bolt it back down. It works fine, and for the price ya can't beat it.OH, BTW, I checked just for the sake of it, if I had gone to the local Ford Service center to get it replaced with a factory original part ... with parts and labor the bill comes to around ~$1,000.00. Took about maybe 15 minutes not rushing and taking my time to install this one at $100.00.

As far as I know my hubby didnt have any trouble installing. They have worked as expected. We will repurchase if we need to replace the other side in the future.

Right out of the box the brake lights did not work. This car shares brake and running light that are LED’s built into the fixture. The running lights work the brake lights did not work right out the box. The supply side works properly, tested with DVM and alternate light. Alternate light assembly works perfectly in the the vehicle