[sylee1983]

Hi everyone,
I am new to this site.
I have been searching online and cant find any answers
Does anyone know the bulb sizes for the 2023 Outlander ? Or have a bulb guide ?

I want to replace the interiors lights (ex, dome) to white led and also replace like the rear turn signal, reverse light,ect


Does anyone know if the bulbs sizes for the 2023 Outlander is the same size as like the 2022 models ??

Thanks

 

[Ash]

Hey @sylee1983 welcome to the forum! Have your lights burned out? From my understanding it should be the same as the 2022 Outlanders.

Mitsubishi Outlander Bulb Size Guide

 

[sylee1983]

Hi !
Thanks....no they didnt burn out. I was just looking to replace the bulbs with led lights and just wanting to know if the bulb sizes are the same as previous yr models for the Outlander

thanks !

 

[sylee1983]

After looking at replacing the bulbs in the car heres what i found ( FYI this is for a 2023 Outlander SE Black Edition ). Parts # may differ , this model has vin # starting with J :

Reverse Light - 921
Trunk Liftgate Panel - A12v5w or DE3175
Trunk side panel - W5W or 194
Rear Turn Signal - WY21W or 7443/7440
Front/Back Seat Dome light - W8W or 194

I was not able to get a chance to get part numbers for these below, but here is what is based on the manual:
Headlight - LED
Fog light - LED
Rear Brake Lights - LED

 

[not4me2do]

I just replaced the back up bulbs on my 2022 SE with 921 LED bulbs. There were W16W bulbs in there. They work. The LED didn't sit into the socket as well as I would have liked them to but that could be more of a "brand issue" than a sizing issue. The stem of the LED is longer than the stock. I have used the same bulbs in my 2012 Outlander Sport which call for the same size with no issues. Something so simple was a real pain to do. There is a plastic U clip in the rear hatch holding back the wiring. I bent one side down to slide the wiring out to have room to remove the bulb socket from the light. There wire is also connected to the taillight making no slack at all to remove the socket from the back up light lense. Hope this helps. Good luck!