VW Bus Turn Signal 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.
1954-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$2.19
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$2.28
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$0.35
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...
1967-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$2.19
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$4.94
1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$2.19
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$2.28
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$0.39
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1954-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$1.99
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$2.07
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$0.51
Higher wattage version of nickel base 7528 bulb.
1954-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$2.19
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$0.35
Primarily used in tail lamp and side markers, please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1954-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$2.19
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$0.31
Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb.
1954-1979 VW Bus, Camp, Transport
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$1.69
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$1.76
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$0.32

VW Bus turn signal bulb typically cost between $1.69 and $2.19.

What Size Bulb Fits My VW Bus Turn Signal?

If you’re not sure which VW Bus turn signal bulb you need, you’re not alone. For most Buses from the 1960s and 1970s, you’ll typically find an 1157 bulb up front and an 1156 bulb at the back. Still, it’s always smart to double-check your owner’s manual or take a look at the old bulb. If that’s missing, comparing your socket to a bulb chart online can help you find the right match. Getting the correct wattage also matters—too much or too little, and you risk dull signals or electrical trouble.

How Do I Replace My VW Bus Turn Signal Bulb?

Switching out a VW Bus turn signal bulb is pretty straightforward and doesn’t usually take much time. Make sure your ignition’s off, then remove the lens cover, usually secured with a couple of screws. From there, press the bulb in gently and twist counterclockwise—it should pop right out. Slide the new bulb in and reverse the process to close things up. If the new bulb is halogen, avoid touching the glass with your fingers. Pop the lens back on, tighten the screws, and give the turn signal a quick test before hitting the road.

Why Does My VW Bus Turn Signal Bulb Keep Burning Out?

If your VW Bus turn signal bulb burns out more often than it should, there might be something else at play. In older Buses, it’s not uncommon for voltage issues or a weak ground wire to cause early bulb failures. Sometimes, water sneaks into the lens or socket and shortens a bulb’s lifespan. Take a minute to check for any signs of rust, dirt buildup, or loose connections. Make sure your replacement bulb meets the right voltage and wattage, too. If all else fails, or the problem keeps coming back, a closer look at the wiring by a pro might be in order.

What Are the Signs My VW Bus Turn Signal Bulb Is Failing?

A dying VW Bus turn signal bulb doesn’t usually go out without warning. If the turn signal on your dash starts blinking extra fast, that’s a classic sign. The signal might also seem dim or stop working entirely. Sometimes, a closer look at the bulb itself will reveal a dark or broken filament. Catching these signs early helps keep you safe and avoids trouble if you get pulled over.

Can I Use LED Bulbs Instead Of Incandescent In My VW Bus Turn Signal?

Upgrading your VW Bus turn signal bulb to LED is a popular move for better brightness and reliability. Swapping over is usually simple if you pick the right base size, but some older Buses might need an updated flasher relay to keep things blinking at the right speed—LEDs don’t use as much power as old-school bulbs. Watch for LED bulbs that say “CANbus compatible” to dodge most common issues. Once installed, LEDs last longer and shine brighter, giving your classic VW a modern edge without losing character.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your VW Bus Turn Signal Bulb?

When you need a new VW Bus turn signal bulb, AutohausAZ is a solid choice. You’ll find affordable pricing, quick shipping, and a return process that’s easy if something’s not quite right. That means less downtime and more miles ahead. Get your Bus back on the road with a purchase that’s hassle-free from start to finish.