What bulb does a 2015 Chrysler 200 take?

In brief, the 2015 Chrysler 200 typically uses H11 bulbs for the low-beam headlights, 9005 bulbs for the high beams, H11 for fog lights if your trim has them, 3157 bulbs for rear tail/stop/turn signals, and 921 bulbs for the reverse lights. Variations can occur by trim level and regional market, so always verify with your owner’s manual or by inspecting the socket labeling.

Headlights

The headlight system is the most common source of bulb-type questions for the 2015 Chrysler 200. Below are the typical bulbs by function.

Low-beam and high-beam bulbs

• Low-beam: H11 halogen bulb (most trims).


• High-beam: 9005 halogen bulb (HB3).

Note: Some 2015 200 models or regional variants may use HID or LED assemblies for the low beams. Always confirm by checking the bulb base or the owner’s manual for your specific vehicle.

Fog lights

Fog lights, when the feature is equipped on a given model, generally follow the same base as the low-beam headlights, but there are exceptions by trim and market.

Fog light bulb

• Fog light: H11 (if your car is equipped with fogs).

If your model did not come with fog lights, this section does not apply to your vehicle.

Rear lighting: tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals, plus reverse lights

The rear lighting cluster combines several functions, each with its own bulb type.

Tail/Brake/Turn bulbs

• Tail/Brake/Turn: 3157 (two-filament). Some markets use 3157A for amber turn signals.

Be aware that some regional variants may use slightly different numbers (for example, 3157 vs 3157A or other localized equivalents), so verify for your exact vehicle.

Reverse lights

• Reverse: 921

If your vehicle uses a different reverse bulb in a specific market or trim, consult the manual or a parts database with your VIN for the precise specification.

Verifying the exact bulb in your car

Because bulb specifications can vary by trim, production year, and region, use these methods to confirm the correct bulb before purchase or replacement.

1. Consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual lighting section for the exact bulb type per function.


2. Inspect the bulb label on the socket or the inside of the headlight/taillight housing for base type information.


3. Ask a dealership parts department or use a reputable parts database with your VIN to confirm compatibility.

When replacing bulbs, follow standard safety steps: turn off the engine, wait for bulbs to cool, wear gloves to avoid skin oils on the glass, and carefully reassemble the housing according to the manual.

Summary

The 2015 Chrysler 200 commonly uses H11 for low-beam headlights and fog lights (if equipped), 9005 for high beams, 3157 for rear tail/brake/turn signals, and 921 for reverse lights. Variations exist by trim and region, so always verify via the owner’s manual or by checking the socket labeling and base type before purchasing replacements.

Is H11 the same as 9140?

They are identified and referenced using a part number (bulb size or bulb number). You may have heard of popular bulb sizes like H11, 9005, or H13. For example, H11 is the same as H8 and H9. 9005 is equivalent to HB3, H10, 9040, 9055, 9140, 9145, 9150, and 9155.

What headlight bulb do I need for a 2014 Chrysler 200?

Hella 9012LL Long Life Bulb, 12V, 55W.

What light bulb does a 2015 Chrysler 200 take?

Chrysler 200 (2015-2016) Bulb Size Chart

What year to stay away from Chrysler 200?

Engine Concerns: Excessive oil consumption is a well-documented issue with certain Chrysler 200 engines. Most notably, the 2.4L Tigershark engine used in the 2015 and 2016 models has been a source of complaints.