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Could you please tell me the size of the light bulb for a 2007 Dodge Charger?
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The 2007 Dodge Charger comes with 9005 headlight bulbs for low beams and H11 bulbs for high beams. You can easily replace these bulbs yourself by plugging in the correct ones. If the Charger's headlights are not working, it could be because of a blown fuse. There are two 40-amp fuses on the far left side of the trunk that control the exterior lamps in the Charger. These fuses, #6 and #7, are responsible for the headlights. Additionally, the lamps may not work properly if the wiring harnesses or wires are in poor condition. Always make sure to check the electrical connections when troubleshooting any bulb, taillight, or high beam problems.
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The H11 bulbs are the recommended choice, however, the 9006 bulbs can also be used. The bezel clearance issue may arise when using the 9006 bulbs due to the 90° angle of the bulb, unlike the H11 bulbs which are straight and do not pose clearance problems.
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The 9006 bulb size is what you need for the headlights on a 2007 Dodge Charger.
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The headlight bulb size for the 2007 Dodge Charger is 9005 for the low beams and H11 for the high beams.
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