Find my fit · Indian cars
The right bulb.
The right bulb.
The right blade.
Pick your car to see which headlamp bulb, fog bulb and wiper sizes it takes and how sure we are about each one.
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How sure are we
Every answer says how sure it is.
Indian cars often change bulbs between variants and facelifts, so each part is graded by how well it's backed up.
Confirmed
Two or more independent sources agree — a parts catalogue, the owner's manual, or retailers and owners reporting the same thing.
Likely
One credible source, or a strong match — the same platform as a confirmed car, or the bulb wattage printed in the manual.
Check
Sources disagree or we don't know yet. Check the part in your car before you buy — it takes two minutes.
Read your bulb
- Open the bonnet and find the round rubber cover behind the headlamp or fog lamp.
- Twist the cover off, unclip the connector and take the bulb out.
- The type is printed on the metal base — H4, H7, H11, HB3/9005 and so on.
- No cover and no bulb? It's a factory LED unit — there's nothing to replace.
Measure your blades
- Lift the wiper arm away from the windscreen.
- Measure the rubber edge from end to end — round to the nearest inch.
- Measure both: the driver side (right) is usually the longer blade.
- Check the rear blade separately if your car has one.