Interior Bulbs

Interior bulbs provide illumination inside the vehicle for tasks such as reading, accessing controls, or enhancing cabin ambiance. Common types of interior lights include dome lights, map lights, footwell lights, glove box lights, trunk lights, and vanity mirror lights.

• Incandescent Bulbs: Traditional bulbs found in older vehicles. They are affordable but less efficient and shorter-lasting.
• LED Bulbs: Modern, energy-efficient, and long-lasting. LEDs are brighter and come in various colors for customization.
• Halogen Bulbs: Brighter than incandescent but less common for interior use.
• HID Bulbs: Rarely used for interior lighting but provide high brightness in specific applications.

• Brightness: LEDs offer significantly brighter and clearer light.
• Energy Efficiency: LEDs consume less power, reducing the strain on the battery.
• Longevity: LED bulbs last much longer, often up to 50,000 hours or more.
• Customizability: Available in various colors and styles for a personalized look.
• Modern Aesthetic: LEDs give your vehicle a sleek, updated appearance.

Check your vehicle owner’s manual or use an online bulb fitment guide. Input your vehicle’s make, model, and year to identify compatible bulb sizes for specific interior lighting areas, such as dome lights, map lights, or trunk lights.

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• Dome Lights: Festoon sizes like 31mm, 36mm, 39mm, or 41mm.
• Map Lights: T10 (W5W) or 194 sizes.
• Trunk/Glove Box Lights: T10 or festoon sizes.
• Vanity Mirror Lights: T5, T10, or festoon sizes.
• Footwell Lights: T10 or larger LED panels.

Always confirm the specific size for your vehicle before purchasing replacement bulbs.

Yes, LED interior bulbs are available in a wide range of colors, including white, blue, red, green, and more. White light is ideal for visibility, while colored lights are popular for aesthetic or ambient purposes.

1. Locate the Bulb: Identify the light housing you want to replace (e.g., dome, map, trunk).
2. Remove the Cover: Gently pry off the light cover with a plastic trim tool or flathead screwdriver.
3. Replace the Bulb: Remove the old bulb, insert the new one, and ensure it fits securely.
4. Test the Light: Turn on the light to confirm functionality.
5. Reattach the Cover: Snap the cover back into place.

For LED bulbs, ensure the polarity is correct, as LEDs only work when installed the right way.

• Polarity Issue: Flip the bulb 180° and reinsert it.
• Compatibility Issue: Some vehicles may require a CAN bus decoder to prevent flickering or error messages.
• Loose Connection: Ensure the bulb is securely fitted into the socket.
• Electrical Issue: Check the vehicle’s fuses or wiring for potential problems.

LED interior lights consume very little power compared to traditional bulbs, making them less likely to drain the battery. However, if left on for extended periods, any light can eventually deplete the battery.

Most vehicles with dimmer switches can adjust the brightness of interior lights, including LEDs. However, not all LED bulbs are compatible with dimmer systems, so check the product specifications before purchasing.