Confirm by part number and image match. This template is written for the left outer rear tail lamp assembly shown on the listing, with the current indexed sources indicating the 2017-2019 Kia Sportage fitment window for this lamp style and part family.
Vehicle: Kia Sportage Mk4 (5-door SUV)
Side: Left outer rear lamp / tail light
OE part number: 92402F1660
Lighting spec: Halogen style shown in indexed listings
Fitment focus: 2017-2019
Seller note: Used part, tested/checked before dispatch where applicable
Shipping note: eBay Global Shipping Programme destinations are shown at checkout and can vary by buyer account and country.
| Confirmed fit | What matches | What to verify | Not confirmed / do not assume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kia Sportage Mk4 2017, 2018, 2019 |
Left outer rear tail light / rear combination lamp Part no. 92402F1660 |
Shape, mounting points, connector, bulb/LED spec, left side orientation | All other years, all other Sportage generations, facelift/trim variants with a different lamp design, non-Sportage models |
| Body style | 5-door SUV / Sportage body | Check your vehicle against the lamp housing shown in the pictures | 3-door fitment is not assumed for this item |
| Other vehicles | No other confirmed vehicle fitment was found from the indexed sources reviewed for this part number. Keep this row in the listing to avoid over-claiming compatibility. | ||
This lamp supports rear visibility and signalling. Common reasons to replace it include cracked lenses, water ingress, broken mounting tabs, impact damage, failed bulbs or internal LED faults, condensation, and MOT/roadworthiness issues from reduced rear lighting performance.
Symptoms of a faulty unit: warning lights where applicable, dim or intermittent illumination, smashed lens, condensation inside the lens, moisture streaks, non-working brake/tail/indicator functions, and obvious rear-end damage.
Where fitted: left outer side of the rear quarter area on the Sportage body. It controls rear visibility and signalling depending on the lamp spec.
Estimated repair time: around 20 to 45 minutes for a straightforward lamp swap.
Typical tools: trim tool, socket set, screwdriver set, microfiber cloth, gloves, and a flashlight.
Garage time example: multiply the labour rate by the estimated hours. For example, 0.5 hour at £90/hour = £45.
Note: If brackets, wiring, bulbs, or seals are damaged, allow extra time and inspect before fitting.
Detailed description: Used Kia Sportage Mk4 left outer rear tail light lamp assembly, part number 92402F1660. Fits 2017-2019 Kia Sportage vehicles as matched by the lamp shape and part number. Always compare the image, connector, and mounting points before ordering. This is the correct choice for buyers who want the right part first time and fewer returns.
Condition note: Used item may show light cosmetic wear consistent with age, but should be checked for full operation before dispatch. Any cracks, missing tabs, or lens damage should be stated here.
Why buy used: used original parts can be far better value than buying new, and many buyers save a substantial amount versus dealer retail pricing. Keep that claim as a general buyer benefit, not a promise.
We offer fitting service subject to availability. Please make sure your checkout address is correct before paying, because we cannot change it after order placement.
Global VAT scheme applies, so no VAT is charged on this listing.
Return note: if a return is opened as “doesn’t fit” or “item not as described”, keep this language aligned with your actual store policy and eBay rules. Do not overstate any restocking fee if it conflicts with platform policy.
Use concise, high-value keywords near the top of the listing: Kia Sportage Mk4, 2017 2018 2019, left outer tail light, rear combination lamp, and the part number 92402F1660. That helps shoppers verify fitment quickly and reduces wrong-order returns.
Include a short fitment warning: compare by part number and photo, not just by vehicle shape. Add a clear “will fit / will not fit” table so buyers can make the right choice first time.
By buying a used original part, customers help support a local small business, keep serviceable parts in circulation, and reduce waste. Reusing automotive parts can save money and also reduces the environmental impact of manufacturing and disposal. That is a practical win for the buyer, the workshop, and the world.