Chrysler Sebring 2003 Bulb Size
Bulb size chart
This 2003 Chrysler Sebring bulb size guide helps you verify the correct bulb by lighting position before you buy replacement parts. Because Sebring lighting can change by body style and trim, it is important to match the bulb to the exact location on the car, such as the headlight, tail light, map light, or license plate light.
Use this page to compare the bulb sizes listed for the 2003 Chrysler Sebring sedan, coupe, and convertible applications. The chart is organized by lamp position so you can quickly confirm common fitments like 9007 headlights, 3157A front signals, 921 reverse lights, and the interior bulbs used in different cabin areas.
Fitment can vary with trim level, lighting package, market, and body style, so always confirm the bulb already installed in your Sebring before ordering. Some positions use halogen bulbs, while others may be converted to LED if the housing and electrical setup allow it. If you are considering an aftermarket LED upgrade, check beam pattern, polarity, and whether a load resistor or decoder is needed to prevent warning issues or hyperflash. For the best match, compare the old bulb’s base, shape, and printed number against the chart rather than relying only on the lamp name.
FAQ
What is the headlight bulb size for a 2003 Chrysler Sebring?
The 2003 Chrysler Sebring uses 9007 for the combined high beam and low beam headlight bulb on some applications, while other listings show 9006XS for low beam and 9005XS for high beam. Always match the bulb to your specific headlamp setup before purchase.
Which bulb fits the front turn signal on the 2003 Sebring?
The front turn signal bulb is listed as 3157A. This same bulb type is also used for the parking light and front side marker light positions on the Sebring.
What bulb does the rear turn signal use on the sedan?
For the sedan, the rear turn signal bulb is 3157. This is different from the coupe and convertible listings, so body style matters.
What are the reverse light bulb sizes for this model year?
The sedan and general reverse light listing shows 921 for the back up reverse light. The coupe rear back up light is listed as 1156, so check the body style before ordering.
What bulb is used for the license plate light?
The 2003 Chrysler Sebring uses 168 or 917 for the license plate light on some applications. The convertible listing uses 2825 or 98 instead, depending on the specific lamp setup.
Which bulb fits the dome light and map light?
Interior bulb sizes vary by body style. The sedan dome light uses 579 and the sedan map light uses 906. Coupe dome, map, and courtesy lights are listed as DE3175, while the convertible map light is 211-2 and some courtesy or cargo lights use 562.
What bulb size is used for the glove box light?
The glove box light bulb is listed as 194 or 7441. Either number may appear depending on the bulb packaging or catalog reference.
What is the brake light bulb for the coupe and convertible?
The coupe brake light bulb is 1157R, while the convertible brake light bulb is 3157R. These are not interchangeable by assumption, so verify the rear lamp type first.
What bulb fits the tail light on the coupe?
The coupe tail light bulb is 1157R. The convertible tail light bulb is also listed as 3157R, while the sedan rear turn signal uses 3157, so the rear lighting functions are not the same across body styles.
Does the 2003 Sebring use different fog light bulbs by body style?
Yes. The sedan front fog light bulb is listed as 899, while the coupe front fog light bulb is 896. Check the exact front fascia and lamp housing before buying.
What bulb size is used for the instrument panel lights on the sedan?
The sedan instrument panel light is listed with two compare-to-original options: PC161 and PC194. These are catalog references that may vary by cluster version, so confirm the installed bulb.
How can I make sure I buy the right bulb for my 2003 Chrysler Sebring?
Start by identifying the exact lighting position and body style, then compare the old bulb number, base, and shape to the chart. This is the safest way to avoid ordering the wrong part for a sedan, coupe, or convertible.