2009 Volkswagen New Beetle Headlight Bulb Size
The 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle headlights have a single bulb size (H7) for high and low beams.
Using the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle bulb chart below, you can quickly identify the correct replacement lamp for all 20 positions of its lighting system.
Fog Light Bulb Front - H11 LED
Headlight Bulb High Beam - H7
Headlight Bulb Low Beam - H7
Brake Light Bulb - 7528
Turn Signal Light Bulb Front - 64136
License Plate Light Bulb - 6418
Parking Light Bulb - 2825
Tail Light Bulb - 7528
Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear - 7507
Back Up Reverse Light Bulb - 64136
Side Marker Light Bulb Front - 2825
Side Marker Light Bulb Rear - 2825
Stepwell Light Bulb - 2825
Vanity Mirror Light Bulb - 6418
Glove Box Light Bulb - 2825
Trunk or Cargo Area Light - 2825
Dome Light Bulb - 6418
Map Light Bulb - PC194
Courtesy Light Bulb(Compare to original - Option 1) - 2825
Courtesy Light Bulb(Compare to original - Option 2) - 6418
Replacement Bulb Size for the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle
Considering an upgrade from the Halogen to LED or HID headlights? Find below aftermarket replacements for OEM bulbs compatible with the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle's housing. Note that you may need additional equipment to install LED or Xenon bulbs despite the correct bulb size of the lamp.
2009 Volkswagen New Beetle Fog Light bulb size - H11 LED
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2009 Volkswagen New Beetle High Beam bulb size - H7
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- Genuine Morimoto Elite HID System
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- Pair of High-Quality Morimoto Bulbs
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- +100% Nighttime Driving Visibility, Wider beam pattern;
- CANBUS Built-in;
- Plug and play, 5mins installation.
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Halogen Lights
– Crisp, white light, for the look, feel, and attitude of HID.
– Proprietary Xenon halogen gas technology.
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2009 Volkswagen New Beetle Low Beam bulb size - H7
Xenon HID Conversion Kit
– Easy and Simple installation - Usually takes less than 20 minutes! "Plug-and-Play" in most vehicles.
–Lasts 5X Longer. 35% Less Power Consumption - Service...
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- Genuine Morimoto Elite HID System
- Heavy Duty Double Relay Harness
- Pair of High-Quality Morimoto Bulbs
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Volkswagen New Beetle 2009 bulb size chart specifies the recommended bulb part numbers and types for all positions of its lighting system, like headlights, fog lights, brake lights, side markers, etc.
If you want to upgrade the headlights, the aftermarket bulb you select has to be the exact size your Volkswagen New Beetle 2009 requires to fit into the housing and match the wattage and voltage specifications.
LightningLab project pulls information about the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle bulb sizes from the vehicle's manual and leading automotive lighting suppliers. All the data is classified and fact-checked by our editorial team.
The following chart with the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle bulb sizes is provided for informative purposes only. Consult the owner's manual or contact the dealership to double-check the correct bulb type, wattage, voltage, and whether it requires any additional equipment or modifications to be installed on the specific 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle trim.
Ensure the bulb is "DOT" compliant to avoid legal issues.
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How to replace the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle headlight bulb?
First things first, you'll need the right 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle bulb size. Of course, you may consult the owner's manual, but let's be honest, that's as dull. Instead, just look at the chart above or remove the old bulb to see its size. It's not rocket science; it's more like... bulb science.
Follow the simple step-by-step instructions:
- 1) Park the 2009 Volkswagen New Beetle on an even surface and turn off the ignition.
- 2) Open the hood and pop it up.
- 3) Pull the lock bar up and out of the clip to fix the hood.
- 4) Identify the back of the headlight assembly where the bulb is housed.
- 5) You may need to remove other components to access it.
- 6) Locate the electrical connector at the back of the headlight compartment.
- 7) Press down on the locking tab and pull the connector away from the bulb.
- 8) Remove the Old Bulb. Depending on your trim, you may need to:
- a) Unscrew a retaining ring
- b) Unclip a metal pin
- c) Rotate the bulb counterclockwise
- 9) Insert the new bulb without touching the glass.
- 10) Plug the electrical connector back, making sure it clicks into place.
- 11) Turn on the headlights to test the new bulb.
- 12) You may need to aim your headlights.
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