OEM Headlight Bulbs For Mopar Vehicles

6510178AA - : Blind Bulb Rivet for Mopar Image

Blind Bulb Rivet

Mopar 6510178AA
M4.75x14.00. Support Bracket Mounting. Front Fascia Rivets. Rear Fascia Attaching.
Discontinued
5093040AA - : Instrument Panel Bulb for Mopar Image

Instrument Panel Bulb

Mopar 5093040AA
12v 1.7 Watt Blue Socket 5 in the Cluster 4 in the Gauge Pack.
Discontinued
4874349 - : Bulb And Socket for Mopar Image

Bulb And Socket

Mopar 4874349
I/Panel Cluster.
$20.52
MSRP $22.80
Save $2.28
10% Off
L00PC194 - : Bulb And Socket Lamp for Mopar Image

Bulb And Socket Lamp

Mopar L00PC194
Cluster illumination. Cruise Indicator, Hi-Beam Indicator, Traction Control Indicator, Cluster.
$6.26
MSRP $6.95
Save $0.69
9.9% Off
68250490AB - : Turn Signal Bulb Socket for Mopar Image

Turn Signal Bulb Socket

Mopar 68250490AB
$33.03
MSRP $36.70
Save $3.67
10% Off
4608304 - : Bulb And Socket Lamp for Mopar Image

Bulb And Socket Lamp

Mopar 4608304
Cluster. Fog Lamp, ABS Indicator.
Discontinued
4388232 - : Rect H/Lp Bulb (7") for Mopar Image

Rect H/Lp Bulb (7")

Mopar 4388232
RECT H/LP BULB (7")
Discontinued
4334141 - : Screw, Rect H Lp Bulb for Mopar Image

Screw, Rect H Lp Bulb

Mopar 04334141
RECT H/LP BULB
Discontinued
5183278AA - : Heater And A/C Control Bulb for Mopar Image

Heater And A/C Control Bulb

Mopar 5183278AA
$12.78
MSRP $14.20
Save $1.42
10% Off

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Essential Parts That Keep a Chrysler Lighting System Performing Well

Headlight bulbs are essential for safe driving in Chrysler vehicles, providing clear visibility during night travel and low-light conditions. They help drivers detect road hazards, lane markings, and other vehicles in real time. When bulbs begin to weaken, visibility drops gradually and reaction time can be affected. My Mopar Parts Center supplies genuine Chrysler replacements designed for consistent lighting performance.

Keep nighttime visibility clear and consistent

Headlight bulbs provide focused illumination for models like the Chrysler 200 and Chrysler Voyager, helping drivers maintain visibility in dark or low-visibility conditions. Weak bulbs can reduce road clarity and increase safety risks during nighttime driving.

Why bulbs and electrical protection wear down

Headlight bulb failure often comes from heat buildup, vibration, and electrical wear over time. A weak fuse can also interrupt power flow and cause inconsistent lighting or sudden outages in models like the Chrysler 200 and Chrysler Voyager. Genuine Chrysler parts from My Mopar Parts Center ensure stable electrical performance compared to generic aftermarket options.

Know when replacement is needed for safe driving

We recommend replacing headlight bulbs when brightness fades, flickering appears, or one side becomes dim. Genuine Chrysler bulbs offer better durability and color consistency compared to lower-priced aftermarket brands. Timely replacement helps maintain safe driving conditions and reliable night visibility. We recommend inspecting bulbs during routine service to prevent sudden visibility loss at night.

FAQ: Headlight Bulbs

How long do headlight bulbs last?
Most last 500 to 1,000 hours depending on use.

What are signs of failure?
Flickering, dim light, or uneven brightness are common signs.

Why choose genuine Chrysler bulbs?
They provide better fit, brightness, and longer service life than aftermarket options.

Can a fuse cause headlight issues?
Yes, a blown fuse can cut power and cause headlights to stop working completely.