Nissan Murano Headlight Bulb Size

Additional Notes

• The H9 bulb is a single-filament halogen type operating at 12V and 65W, built to the ECE standard with a PGJ19-5 base. It serves as the high beam bulb in the Nissan Murano for 2015-2018 models equipped with halogen capsule headlamps, with the 2019 production year carrying the same fitment through vehicles manufactured up to November 2018.
• The H11 bulb is a single-filament halogen type rated at 12V and 55W, using a PGJ19-2 base under the ECE standard. It fills the low beam position across 2009-2010 and 2015-2018 halogen capsule headlamp configurations.
• The 9007 bulb is a dual-filament halogen type with a PX29t base, rated at 12V with 65W on the high beam filament and 55W on the low beam filament. It follows the ANSI standard used in the US and Canada. In the Nissan Murano, it handles both high and low beam functions within a single bulb for 2003-2007 halogen capsule headlamp fitments.
• Because the 9007 carries both filaments in one unit, it is not interchangeable with the separate H9 and H11 pairing used in later halogen configurations, despite overlapping wattage values. Substituting one type for the other requires a housing designed for that specific bulb format.
• The D2S is an HID xenon discharge bulb with a P32d-2 base, operating at 85V and 35W. It is designed exclusively for projector-type housings and requires an external ignitor to initiate the arc discharge, making it fundamentally incompatible with standard halogen headlamp assemblies.
• The D2S bulb appears in both the high beam and low beam positions for 2003-2010 HID headlamp configurations, meaning projector-type housings on those vehicles use a single bulb type to serve both functions through the projector optics.
• The 9005 bulb is a single-filament halogen type with a P20d base, rated at 12V and 65W under the ANSI standard. It is listed solely for the 2009-2010 high beam position in halogen capsule headlamp configurations, distinguishing those years from the 9007 fitment used in 2003-2007 models.
• The H9 and 9005 share the same 12V, 65W rating and both serve as single-filament high beam bulbs, but they use different base types, PGJ19-5 and P20d respectively, and are not physically interchangeable despite their equivalent electrical characteristics.