I know what you mean. Those bigass heavy bulbs need assistance to stay in the socket. First I make sure the socket brass prongs are squeezed together to grip it as much as possible. Insert the bulb, then on the exterior of the bulb base, bridge it to the socket base with a small dab of a thick adhesive like shoe goo or clear E6000 hobby glue. Don’t let any glue sneak into the socket. Let it dry before inserting the assembly back into the tail light housing.
Thanks for the tip on using glue / tightening the socket brass. I was a little disappointed with Diode Dynamics as they sell these LED bulbs a being vehicle specific but they don't fit / lock in to the sockets.
I have some amber stick on lenses for my fog lights. I want to add their LED Fog light bulbs and figured I'd try these backup lights 1st to see what the quality is like. Still debating.
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