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2019 Nissan Pathfinder Chart | Bulb Number |
---|---|
Fog Light Bulb Front |
H11 LED |
Fog Light Bulb Front |
H16 LED |
Headlight Bulb High Beam |
H9 |
Headlight Bulb Low Beam(with LED headlights) |
LED |
Headlight Bulb Low Beam(with halogen headlights) |
H11 |
Center High Mount Stop Light Bulb |
LED |
Brake Light Bulb |
7443R |
Turn Signal Light Bulb Front |
7444NA |
License Plate Light Bulb |
168 |
License Plate Light Bulb |
917 |
Parking Light Bulb |
LED |
Tail Light Bulb |
7443R |
Daytime Running Light Bulb |
LED |
Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear |
7440A |
Back Up Reverse Light Bulb |
921 |
Side Marker Light Bulb Front |
168NA |
Side Marker Light Bulb Rear |
168NA |
Stepwell Light Bulb |
158 |
Glove Box Light Bulb |
LED |
Trunk or Cargo Area Light |
DE3175 |
Dome Light Bulb |
194 |
Dome Light Bulb |
7441 |
Map Light Bulb |
LED |
Interior Door Light Bulb |
194 |
Interior Door Light Bulb |
7441 |
If you are the proud owner of a Nissan Pathfinder, you know that this is an excellent mid-size SUV with more than enough power and space for everything that you need. Regardless of how long you had it, at a certain point, you will find yourself in a situation where you will need to replace a light bulb.
Even though most sellers already know the correct bulb sizes, we have put together a list of the correct bulb sizes for the Pathfinder.
Why would you replace a bulb on your Nissan Pathfinder?
Car owners usually tend to replace parts that are broken, and the bulbs are no exception. For safety reasons, replacing aa broken exterior bulb is very important, so there is one reason for making a replacement.
The second one is the will to upgrade. Newer vehicles come with LED bulbs from the factory, but that often depends on the model or the trim level. Owners that do not have that “luxury” will revert to upgrade the existing halogen or HID bulbs with LEDs.
What would you get for replacing the bulbs on your Nissan Pathfinder?
You would be getting two things: reduces power consumption and bulbs that will last a lot longer.
LEDs are designed to be long-lasting, which is one of the main advantages to upgrade to them. Depending on the make and model, you may be looking at a bulb that will run without a problem for years to come.
The reduced power consumption is often overlooked, and that is wrong. Increased power consumption will not drain your battery, but will make the alternator work more to be able to produce the necessary power. Reducing the power requirement reduces the stress to it.
How to replace a headlight bulb on a Nissan Pathfinder?
The replacement procedure for a headlight on a Pathfinder is dead simple and can be done in a minute.
Once you open the hood, make sure that the power from the battery is disconnected. Unplug the power cable from the back of the headlight assembly. If you are replacing the passenger side bulb, you will need to unscrew the plastic tank behind the headlight. Grab the bulb holder on the back and turn it counterclockwise and pull the bulb. When you replace it, make sure you are putting it on in the correct way and make sure to turn it clockwise and plug the cable.
Will I need any tools for replacing the headlight bulbs?
Probably not. If you can fit your hand to unplug the power cable from the back of the headlight assembly, you can do everything by hand.
Are the LEDs that are brighter than the old bulbs?
In general, most LEDs will shine brighter, and most of them are manufactured by the standard to fit the vehicle. You can put brighter ones, but check the laws to see if you are allowed to.
- Fourth generation R52 series (2013–present)
- Third generation R51 series (2005–2012)
- Second generation R50 series (1996–2004)
- First generation WD21 series (1986–1995)
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