Car Headlight Bulbs
Headlamp Bulb
Mercedes-Benz
400809-000007-65
C-class. H7 55w. Without led, with amg. Low beam. Without xenon.
MSRP $25.05 CAD
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TL; DR:
Headlight bulbs should match the vehicle's lighting system, bulb type, and housing design. Genuine OEM headlight bulbs help shoppers choose a replacement that fits the application and supports the intended lighting setup.
Dim, burned-out, or mismatched headlight bulbs can make nighttime driving more difficult and may affect the vehicle's appearance. Replacing a bulb sounds simple, but bulb type can vary by model year, trim, headlight assembly, and lighting technology. PerformanceAutoParts.ca helps shoppers look for genuine OEM lighting parts that match their specific vehicle information.
What This Category Includes
- Low-beam and high-beam headlight bulbs for select vehicles
- Halogen, HID, or other application-specific bulb types where applicable
- Related lighting service parts for compatible assemblies
- Bulbs that may pair with headlights, light assemblies, and electrical connectors
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
OEM headlight bulbs are selected to work with the vehicle's headlight housing and electrical requirements. Aftermarket bulbs may differ in output, color, connector style, or heat characteristics. Using the correct OEM replacement helps maintain the lighting system as designed without guessing at cross-fit options.
How to Choose the Right Part
Check whether you need a low beam, high beam, fog light bulb, or another lighting component. Do not rely on appearance alone; similar bulbs can use different bases or electrical specifications. If one bulb has failed, inspect the opposite side and the headlight assembly for moisture, damaged wiring, or cloudy lenses. Related lighting categories such as side marker lights may also be useful during a broader lighting repair.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Headlight bulb fitment can vary by lighting system and trim package. Confirm your vehicle details, compare the bulb type, and check the Owner's Manual for service guidance. If your vehicle uses HID or LED lighting, additional components may be part of the system and should be verified before ordering.
Key Takeaways
- Bulb type must match the vehicle's headlight system.
- OEM bulbs help preserve intended fit and electrical compatibility.
- Moisture or wiring issues should be inspected before replacing bulbs repeatedly.
FAQ
Should I replace headlight bulbs in pairs?
Many owners choose to replace bulbs in pairs for a balanced appearance, but the right approach depends on bulb condition and vehicle needs.
Can I upgrade to a different bulb type?
Only use bulb types compatible with your vehicle's lighting system. Check fitment and service information first.
What if a new bulb fails quickly?
Inspect the connector, wiring, housing seal, and charging system before assuming the bulb is the only issue.