Buy Chrysler Crossfire Headlight Bulbs

A Chrysler Crossfire headlight bulb (also called a headlamp bulb or front light bulb) is the small halogen lamp inside the headlight housing that makes your low beams and high beams work. On the Crossfire, both the low beam and the high beam use the same style bulb. See the Crossfire owner's manual charts for exact specs: the 2008 manual ÒReplacement BulbsÓ page and the 2005 manual listing. (ManualsLib)

• Low beam: H7, 12V 55W (listed as ÒH7UÓ).
• High beam: H7, 12V 55W (same part type as low beam).
• Front fog light (in the bumper): HB4/9006, 55W.
• Related front bulbs you might touch while you're in there: Front turn signal = Y21W (amber), parking/standing = W5W (T10 wedge). You can see the full bulb chart in the . For headlight handling warnings and step-by-step, see the Headlights service page. (ManualsLib)

Crossfire owner's manuals show H7 55W for both beams on standard models and SRT-6. Check your year's book if you want to double-confirm: 2005 manual, ÒReplacement BulbsÓ and 2008 manual, ÒReplacement BulbsÓ. (ManualsLib)

Stick with H7 halogen for the headlight bulb if you want to stay within U.S. federal lighting rules. NHTSA explains that LED light sources are not currently permitted as a replacement ÒbulbÓ in replaceable-bulb headlamps (like the Crossfire's) under FMVSS 108. Read the 2024 NHTSA interpretation and the FMVSS 108 regulation here: NHTSA interpretation and 49 CFR ¤571.108 (FMVSS 108). Fog lights are optional lamps, but any change should still follow lighting rules and local laws. (NHTSA, ecfr.gov)

Halogen H7 bulbs are 55 watts by spec. Most ÒwhiterÓ halogen styles use coatings to change color temperature; they don't change the wattage. If you often drive in rain or fog, a warmer white can reduce glare in mist. Keep headlamps clean and properly aimed to get the best light before chasing ÒbrighterÓ bulbs. See the Crossfire manual's Headlight Aiming.

1. Turn the lights off and let things cool.
2. Open the hood. Press the tab and remove the rear cover on the headlight.
3. Unplug the connector.
4. Release the spring clips and pull the H7 bulb straight out.
5. Do not touch the glass. If you do, wipe with alcohol.
6. Insert the new H7 the same way, clip it in, reconnect, and close the cover.
   Full factory steps and safety warnings are in the Headlights service page (includes the Òdon't touch the glassÓ caution) and the Front turn/parking light page if you're changing those too. (ManualsLib)

Heavy cargo can tilt the car and change where the beam hits. Park on level ground facing a wall, note the beam height before loading, and readjust back to that mark after loading if needed. The Crossfire's manual explains simple aiming checks here: Headlight Aiming.

• Wear eye and hand protection; halogen capsules are pressurized and can burst if mishandled.
• Always switch the lights off before unplugging anything.
• Don't touch the glass; oil makes bulbs fail early.
  These points are printed in the factory manual: Headlights service page and Front turn/parking page. For keeping lenses clear, see Ò[Cleaning Headlights]Ó within the appearance care section of the 2008 manual's table of contents. (ManualsLib)

You may also see these names used for the same thing: headlight bulb, headlamp bulb, headlight lamp, front light bulb, low-beam bulb, high-beam bulb. For fogs, ÒHB4Ó is the same family as Ò9006.Ó The H7, HB4/9006, W5W, and Y21W categories are standardized in lighting references like this global bulb type list.

• Buy the correct bulb types (H7 for both beams; HB4/9006 for fogs).
• Replace in pairs for a matching color and brightness.
• Don't touch the glass; clean with alcohol if needed.
• After install, test all lights and check aim against a wall.
• If you plan non-halogen changes, read NHTSA's LED note and FMVSS 108 first. (NHTSA, ecfr.gov)

• 2008 Crossfire owner's manual - bulb chart and headlight service/aiming. (ManualsLib)
• 2005 Crossfire owner's manual - exterior lights & DRL and replacement bulbs. (ManualsLib)
• U.S. lighting rules: FMVSS 108 text (eCFR) and NHTSA 2024 LED interpretation. (ecfr.gov, NHTSA)

This guide uses simple language and trusted sources so you can swap your Crossfire headlight bulb quickly, safely, and within the rules.