VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulb Parts
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Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $1.09 and $7.89 for a VW Beetle turn signal bulb.
What Size Bulb Fits The VW Beetle Turn Signal?
Wondering which bulb fits your VW Beetle turn signal bulb spot? For most Beetles from the past twenty years, you’re looking at either a 1157 or a 7507 bulb, but it does depend on the year. The simplest way to be sure is to peek at your owner’s manual or pull out the old one and check. If you’re still not sure, just bring your old VW Beetle turn signal bulb with you to the auto parts store. Someone there can match it up for you so you don’t risk getting the wrong part.
How Do You Replace A VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulb?
Changing the VW Beetle turn signal bulb is pretty straightforward. First, figure out if you’ll need to get at it from under the hood, inside the trunk, or by removing the whole light assembly—different years have different setups. Once you get to the back of the light, you’ll see the socket holding the bulb in place. Twist it gently and pull out the old VW Beetle turn signal bulb. Pop in the new one, put everything back together, and be sure to test your turn signals before you’re done.
Why Does My VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulb Blink Fast?
If one of your turn signals is blinking like crazy, it usually means a VW Beetle turn signal bulb is out or there’s a wiring issue. When a bulb burns out, the circuit changes, which makes the leftover ones blink more quickly. Walk around your car and check which light isn’t coming on. Swap out the bad VW Beetle turn signal bulb or tighten up any loose wires, and your turn signal should go back to normal speed.
Are LED VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulbs Compatible?
If you’re thinking about switching to LEDs for your VW Beetle turn signal bulb, you’ve got options. Most Beetles accept LED replacements, but sometimes you need to add resistors so you don’t get that fast blinker known as “hyper-flashing.” Before you order, double-check that the LED fits your bulb socket. If the flash is too quick after the swap, a resistor kit almost always solves it.
What Causes A VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulb To Burn Out Quickly?
If your VW Beetle turn signal bulb keeps going out, something else might be up. Water sneaking into the light housing, loose connections, or just a lot of vibration from rough roads can all cut a bulb’s life short. Make sure the area is clean and dry before you put in a new one. If bulbs are still blowing too quickly, it may be worth having a mechanic take a look at the wiring or the car’s voltage to catch the problem early.
Where Can You Find Discount VW Beetle Turn Signal Bulbs?
If you’re after a deal on a VW Beetle turn signal bulb, AutohausAZ has your back. The prices are tough to beat, and you’ll get quick shipping straight to your place. Not the right bulb? Returns are easy and hassle-free. Getting the right part for your Beetle shouldn’t be a headache, and you’ll save a few bucks along the way.
