Lamp Replacement Guide (Osram Sylvania)

LiL Shoaf · 06-16-2006, 10:10 AM

Hey guys I stumbled upon this and thought it might be of some usefulness to a few of us.. This was taken directly from www.sylvania.com

High & Low Beam Headlamp
9007

Parking Light
168

Front Turn Signal
1156

Rear Turn Signal
992

Tail Light
7443

Stop Light
7440 / 7443

High Mount Stop Light
921

Fog / Driving Light
h3-55w

License Plate
168

Back Up Light
7440

Front Side-marker
168

Rear Side-marker
168

Ash Tray
74

Map Light
168

Dome Light
DE3175

Trunk / Cargo Area
912

jtodaro · 09-17-2006, 01:33 PM

And these are for what model years?

jt

jwtarbaj · 09-19-2006, 04:44 PM

Also note the Wagon uses some different bulbs for the center stop light and possibly some other bulbs in back.

LiL Shoaf · 09-25-2006, 09:53 PM

Well, since I'm running an 02 I looked them up for an 02/03.. For other models just follow the link...

raf1919 · 03-14-2007, 08:49 AM

here is the 2006 WRX specs
http://wrxtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12528

turmic · 10-10-2008, 08:59 PM

This helps too. OSRAM SYLVANIA - Replacement Guide - Start

AirForce32 · 02-16-2009, 05:09 AM

just a stupid question on this...the 06 wrx has projector headlights...yet runs a regular halogen bulb which is an H7...the 06 sti which im almost positive has the same headlights just xenon...if i want to upgrade to the xenon/hid do i just get the 9005 bulb for that said kit or go ahead and get the D2S bulb?

Stupid question, I know...just dont want to be a fool and buy the wrong thing. Thanks.

turmic · 02-16-2009, 12:23 PM

No...re-read your own thought process. The 06 has a H7 bulb for low beams. So, why would you buy a 9005 kit? You'd buy a H7 hid kit. The stock projectors on a wrx are halogen projectors, not HID like the STI. So, you can't just slap D2S' in there and expect them to work. Let alone, the stock setup for the STI has a built in ballast and the correct voltage/amps to run the HIDs. The wrx won't have the correct setup to run HIDs with out the kit. BTW, the 9005 is for the highbeams on either car. You'd want a H7 hid kit, seeing as that is what you use the most. Expect it to be brighter, but to have significant glare compared to a HID projector set-up. SharpHID (a vender on this site) and other places have the kits. Just be aware that you may or may not need the battery harness for your conversion kit. My 06 didn't need it, but other people had to use it so that their HIDs work correctly.

AirForce32 · 02-18-2009, 10:52 AM

thanks for the heads up now that i re read what i posted i did pretty much answer my own question...hah. thanks.