Do all bulbs fit all cars?
Each car has different lights and therefore requires different bulbs. Along with all of the different bulbs, there are also different fittings, depending on your vehicle make and model. A fitting refers to the shape and size of the base of the bulb in order for it to correctly fit your vehicle.
How do I know what bulb My car takes?
Type in your vehicle’s registration number and you’ll only see the bulbs that will fit your vehicle. You can also look in your vehicle handbook in the lighting section of the manual. If you don’t have the registration number or vehicle handbook, you can identify the replacement bulb you need by removing the old one.
What is my cars model?
How to Find My Car’s Make and Model. The back of your car should have the manufacturer’s name on one side and the model on the other side. Plus, the car maker’s logo is usually on the front and back of your car. The make and model of the vehicle is usually located on the cover of the owner’s manual.
What does H4 bulb mean?
H4 Bulbs. H4 bulbs contain two filaments, giving them the option of being either high- or low-beam lights. Originally developed for European race cars, these bulbs are very bright and can give off white, blue, violet or yellow light.
Are all H4 bulbs the same?
When to Use H4 Bulbs Since different bulb types have different fittings, they aren’t interchangeable. If your vehicle requires H4 bulbs, you can’t simply switch to another bulb fitting. The only exception is the HB2 or 9003 bulb, which are identical to H4 bulbs.
What are the different car bulbs?
There are three different types of headlight bulbs: halogen (which is based on the technology that has been around for decades), xenon (which uses newer technology to create longer-lasting, brighter light) and LED, which is the newest, most energy-efficient type of automotive light.