More Accurate and Complete Lighting Guide, Please Update the lighting info, Mods! Options

[trdproven]

Covers any differences between USDM and JDM Lighting and also additional that is not found on this site or Slyvania.com

You can also buy LED version bulbs, that can be found at two reputable sites that I know and they have good fitment, www.superbrightleds.com or www.v-leds.com.


Low beam headlamp
9006


High beam headlamp
9005


Parking light/Front Turn Signal/Taillight/Stop Light
1157 (Dual Filament)


Rear turn signal/Back Up Reverse Lights/
1156 (Single Filament)


High mount stop light
921


Fog/Driving light
H3-55W


License plate
168 (But use 194 as it is more common)


Front sidemarker/Rear Side Marker (Taillights)/Step Courtesy Light/General Gauge Cluster Instrument
194


Glove box/Smaller Gauge Cluster Instrument/Key Ring/Center Console/Climate Control
74


Map light
293 (More commonly known as BA9)


Trunk/Cargo area
194 (Pretty Certain it isn't the reg. 194 that is showing in Sylvania's website, but it is known as 3022 or 3175 <sure) there are two types 29mm and 31mm lengths, I've found that 31mm are a tad bit longer so I assume the 29mm one is exact version for our cars.
3022/3175




JAPAN SPEC DIFFERENCES

Low Beam (JDM)
H1 (Toyota OEM bulbs for the projector however, have claws around the bulb not illustrated in the pics)


Side Marker (JDM)
194


Front Parking Lights/Turn Signal
1156


Stop/ Parking/Taillights
7443 (Dual Filament)


Rear Turn Signal/Back Up/Reverse Lights (JDM)
7440 (Single Filament)


This post has been edited by trdproven: Oct 23, 2011 - 10:49 PM

[Spree]

There is more variation then this as every JDM car that I have seen uses 1156 for reverse and signal lights (front and back) and 1157 for the stop/tail lights.

I have not had a look at a late car that is factory fitted with projectors so maybe that is where the info you have comes from?

UK cars are different again from the US spec as the high level brake light uses a 1156 bulb in the annoying reverse polarity that LED bulbs are normally wired to... I find out little differences all the time!

This post has been edited by Spree: Oct 23, 2011 - 6:27 AM