BMW 850CSI Tail Light Bulb Parts

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Used as parking/turning signal and/or brake/running light depending upon model. Nickel base version of brass base 1157 bulb. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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Multiple uses, may include turn signal, brake light, backup light, rear foglight, and third brake light depending upon model. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb. If original bulbs are...
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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1995 BMW 850CSi
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1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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Higher wattage version of nickel base 7528 bulb.
1995 BMW 850CSi
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1995 BMW 850CSi
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$1.46
1995 BMW 850CSi
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$1.65
Please verify appearance and wattage on existing bulb prior to ordering, for clear version bulb please see 2821 bulb.
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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Please verify wattage and length of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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Please verify appearance and wattage on existing bulb prior to ordering, for amber version of this bulb please see 194NA bulb.
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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Primarily used in tail lamp and side markers, please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1994, 1995 BMW 850CSi
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This brand is: (12V - 21W).
1995 BMW 850CSi
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The average cost of a BMW 850CSI tail light bulb is between $1.19 and $3.29.

What Type Of Bulb Does The BMW 850CSI Tail Light Use?

The BMW 850CSI tail light bulb most often uses a standard 1157 dual-filament bulb, which works for both the running and brake lights. However, since BMW made a few changes over the production years, it’s always smart to double-check your owner’s manual or pull out the existing bulb for a quick look before buying a new one. That way, there are no surprises when you install it. Most BMW owners prefer sticking with quality OEM bulbs to make sure everything fits and works just right. If your car has aftermarket tail lights or wiring, take an extra minute to confirm the bulb size. A quick peek at the tail light assembly before heading to the parts store can save you a lot of hassle.

How Do You Replace A BMW 850CSI Tail Light Bulb?

Swapping out a BMW 850CSI tail light bulb is pretty simple, even if you don’t work on cars often. Start by popping the trunk and removing the interior trim panel near the tail light—usually held in by a few screws or plastic clips. Once that’s out of the way, you can see the back of the tail light where the bulb sockets are. Turn the socket to unlock it and gently pull out the bulb. Slide in your new bulb, being careful not to touch the glass. After you push the socket back in, turn it to lock it in place, then flip your lights on to double-check everything works. Reinstall the panel and you’re all set. Most people can get this done in about fifteen or twenty minutes.

Why Do My BMW 850CSI Tail Light Bulbs Burn Out Quickly?

If you find yourself changing the BMW 850CSI tail light bulb more often than you’d like, there are a few things that could be going on. Sometimes poor connections or a loose socket can cause bulbs to burn out sooner. The same goes for bad wiring or corroded contacts, which prevent the right amount of power from reaching the bulb. Cheap bulbs don’t last as long, either. Some BMWs also have slightly higher alternator outputs, which can wear bulbs out if there are voltage spikes. If you keep running into this issue, it’s worth checking the socket and wiring for wear, and sticking with bulbs from trusted brands. If you’ve tried all this and the problem still isn’t fixed, it may be time to have your car’s electrical system checked out.

Are LED Bulbs Compatible With The BMW 850CSI Tail Light?

LEDs have become a popular choice as replacements for the BMW 850CSI tail light bulb since they last longer and light up faster than standard bulbs. In many cases, you can swap in LED bulbs without much trouble, but some cars might need extra resistors or adapters to stop dash warning lights or flickering. Before you spring for LEDs, check that they’re made for your BMW’s model and year, and that they’ll give you the proper amount of light and the right pattern. If you install them and something doesn’t seem right, it might be a compatibility or installation issue, so double-check fitment before you buy.

What Should I Do If My BMW 850CSI Tail Light Still Doesn’t Work After Replacing The Bulb?

If you pop in a new BMW 850CSI tail light bulb and the light still won’t come on, don’t sweat it—there are a few common fixes. First, check the fuse related to your tail lights since a blown fuse could be the culprit. Take a close look at the bulb socket and wiring for signs of corrosion or fraying. Sometimes the tail light assembly itself can have internal problems. Making sure the connectors are clean and tight can help. If nothing obvious stands out, it might be worth taking the car to a technician who knows BMWs and can track down trickier electrical gremlins.

Looking For The Best BMW 850CSI Tail Light Bulb?

Shopping for a BMW 850CSI tail light bulb doesn’t need to be complicated. At AutohausAZ, you can get high-quality bulbs at a price that won’t hurt your wallet, and with fast shipping, you won’t be stuck waiting. If you order the wrong part, their return process is easy and hassle-free. Grab your new bulbs here and get back on the road with less stress and more peace of mind.