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BULB TYPES & BULB APPLICATION GUIDE

With so many makes, models and trim levels of vehicles it is important that you check and make sure what type of bulb your particular vehicle needs. You can find the type of bulbs your specific vehicle uses in several locations. One place is the head light lens, the bulb type will be molded into it. Another place is on the bulb itself, the bulb type and wattage will be printed or molded into the base. The vehicle owners manual may also tell you what type of bulb you need for your head lights and/or fog lights. Our Bulb application chart is not always correct so please be sure to double check with your dealer or owners manual.

HEADLIGHT BULB CROSS REFERENCE
An H4 bulb is also referenced as a 9003 or an HB2.
A 9004 bulb is also referenced as a HB1.
A 9005 bulb is also referenced as a HB3.
A 9006 bulb is also referenced as a HB4.
A 9007 bulb is also referenced as a HB5.
H.I.D. bulbs are referenced as 9500, D2R, D2S.
H1, H2, H3, & H7 bulbs are usually referenced as such.

Use the bulb application chart to find the bulb type. Please double check these recommendations with those in your owners manual or check with the dealer. We are not responsible for errors in our bulb application chart.

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