Attention! Halogen lamps have an increased gas pressure inside and require special handling. They can rip or break if scratched or dropped. Handle the lamp only by its plastic or metal housing. Do not touch the glass part of the lamp with bare hands.
When replacing a bulb, make sure the ignition and light switches are off. Use lamps with the wattage rating shown in the table.
Lighting lamps W
| Lighting lamps | Tue | Type |
| headlights | 60/55 | A |
| Front fog lights | 55 | IN |
| Parking lights | 5 | D |
| Front turn signal lights | 21 | WITH |
| Side turn signal lights | 5 | D |
| Rear turn signal lights | 21 | D |
| Rear fog lamp | 21 | D |
| Stoplights and taillights | 21/5 | D |
| Reversing lights | 21 | D |
| License plate lighting | 5 | D |
| High mounted brake light | 18 | D |
| Personal lighting | 10 | C |
| Interior lighting | 10 | E |
| Distinctive light bulbs | 1,5 | E |
| Glove box lighting | 1,2 | D |
| trunk lighting | 3,8 | D |
| A: HB2 halogen bulbs | ||
| B: H3 halogen bulbs | ||
| C: Single end lamps | ||
| D: Wedge base lamps | ||
| E: Dual end lamps | ||