MINIATURE BULB
If a burned-out miniature bulb has left a trunk, license plate or dome lamp dark, the Wagner Lighting Standard BP11005 Multi-Purpose Miniature Bulb is a direct replacement designed to offer OE fit, form and function. It fits a broad range of vehicles, including the 1996-2009 Audi A4, 2007-2009 Audi Q7 and 1966-1976 BMW 2002. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of applications.
Wagner builds its standard miniature bulbs for long-lasting durability in interior and exterior automotive lighting. This bulb is cataloged as a trunk, license plate and luggage compartment light bulb. It is also listed as a courtesy, dome, glove box, sun visor and stepwell light bulb, depending on the vehicle.
A lamp that stays dark or flickers is a sign the bulb may need replacing. A socket, switch or wiring fault can cause the same symptom. This part is sold as a card of 2 bulbs. The listed applications use one or two bulbs depending on the vehicle and light location. Country of origin: China.
Interchange: DE3423BP · 6418TB · 12844B2 · 12844CP · 12844LL · 12844LLB2 · 6411 · DE3423BP2 · 11005
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What base type does the Wagner BP11005 bulb use?
It uses an SV8.5 base with a single filament and a clear bulb. Compare the base and bulb type with your original bulb before installing.
How many bulbs come in the package?
The BP11005 is sold as a card of 2 bulbs. Depending on the vehicle and light location, the listed applications use one or two bulbs.
Which lights is this bulb used for?
It is cataloged as a trunk, license plate, luggage compartment, courtesy, dome, glove box, sun visor and stepwell light bulb, depending on the vehicle. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for your application.
Is the BP11005 DOT compliant?
Yes. Wagner states the bulb complies with Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements and meets or exceeds Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) standards.
How can I tell if my miniature bulb needs replacing?
A lamp that stays dark or flickers may have a burned-out bulb. A socket, switch or wiring fault can cause the same symptom, so check the circuit if a new bulb does not light.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.