2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata Bulb Sizes

2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata stores 15 bulb-chart rows across 15 lighting positions. Halogen low beam is H7. Halogen high beam is H9.

Match the designation printed on the bulb or housing. Stored rows are chart records, not a count of lamps on one vehicle.

Complete bulb chart

PositionDesignation
Fog Light Bulb FrontH11 LED
Headlight Bulb High BeamH9
Headlight Bulb Low BeamH7
Headlight Bulb Low Beam(with HID headlights)D2S
Back Up Reverse Light Bulb921
Brake Light Bulb7443R
License Plate Light Bulb2825
Parking Light Bulb7444NA
Side Marker Light Bulb Front2825
Tail Light Bulb7443R
Turn Signal Light Bulb Front7444NA
Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear7440A
Automatic Transmission Indicator Light Bulb2721
Dome Light BulbDE3175
Trunk or Cargo Area LightDE3175

Lighting positions

Headlight Bulb Low Beam

H7. Halogen designation. Halogen headlight configuration.

Catalog match for the stored H7 designation as a halogen designation. A designation match is not a fitment guarantee.

Replacement check

Read the number on the installed bulb or the housing. Confirm whether the headlights are halogen, HID, or an LED assembly. H11 and H11B are different. 9005 and 9006 are different. This page does not substitute a nearby designation to fill the product list.

Year variations

  • 1999–2000 halogen low beam: 9003. 2001: 9006.
  • 2001–2008 halogen low beam: 9006. 2009: D2S / H7.

Questions

What is the Mazda MX-5 Miata low-beam bulb?

2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata stores H7, D2S for the halogen low beam. Choose the LED headlight configuration separately when the chart lists one. These are not installed together.

What is the Mazda MX-5 Miata high-beam bulb?

2010 stores H9 for the halogen high beam.

What fog light bulb does the Mazda MX-5 Miata use?

2010 stores H11 LED for fog lights.

What turn-signal bulb does the Mazda MX-5 Miata use?

Halogen-configuration turn signals in 2010 store 7444NA, 7440A. An LED-headlight configuration can list LED instead of these bulbs.

What brake-light bulb does the Mazda MX-5 Miata use?

Halogen-configuration brake lights in 2010 store 7443R.

Does the Mazda MX-5 Miata have both halogen and LED headlights?

The chart stores halogen-headlight positions and LED-headlight positions as alternative equipment. A single truck uses one of those systems. Verify the lamps on the vehicle before ordering.

What does an LED record mean?

A stored part of LED means that configuration is recorded as an LED assembly. It is not a replaceable halogen bulb, and this page does not sell an LED conversion as the OEM bulb for that assembly.

How are HID bulbs handled?

D-series capsules such as D1S or D3S are HID. Exact catalog matches for those positions use HID products, not halogen bulbs.

Can I substitute a nearby bulb number?

No. H11 and H11B stay different. 9005 and 9006 stay different. This page matches the stored designation and does not swap in another bulb to fill the product list.

Does a catalog match guarantee the bulb fits?

A designation match means the product is filed under that bulb number and technology. It does not prove the lamp, socket, or vehicle configuration. Check the bulb in the housing before ordering.

How do I verify the replacement?

Read the number on the bulb or the housing, confirm whether the headlights are halogen, HID, or LED, and match that designation. Position names that say “with halogen headlights” or “with LED headlights” are separate configurations.

Does the Mazda MX-5 Miata bulb chart change by year?

Bulb rows are stored for 21 years, 1999–2022. This page shows 2010. Choose another year to see that chart. Years are not collapsed into one bulb list.

What does the chart store for back up reverse light bulb?

2010 stores 921 for Back Up Reverse Light Bulb.

What does the chart store for license plate light bulb?

2010 stores 2825 for License Plate Light Bulb.

What does the chart store for parking light bulb?

2010 stores 7444NA for Parking Light Bulb.

What does the chart store for side marker light bulb front?

2010 stores 2825 for Side Marker Light Bulb Front.

Years