Suzuki Kizashi front turn signal bulbs use 2357NA size while rear turn signal bulbs use 1156NA size. The replacement chart covers 2010 through 2013 model years with corresponding bulb specifications.
The year-by-year compatibility chart below provides a quick reference to verify the correct bulb size for your vehicle.
The Suzuki Kizashi uses two distinct bulb types across its turn signal positions for the 2010-2013 model years: the 2357NA at the front and the 1156NA at the rear.
The 2357NA is a dual-filament bulb, meaning it carries two separate filaments within a single envelope, allowing it to serve more than one lighting function simultaneously, such as turn signaling and parking light duties.
The 1156NA is a single-filament bulb, operating on one circuit and dedicated to a single lighting function, which in this case is the rear turn signal.
Both the 2357NA and 1156NA are rated at 12 volts, consistent with the standard electrical system voltage found in passenger vehicles.
The 2357NA carries a wattage rating of 26.9W on its high-intensity filament and 8W on its low-intensity filament, while the 1156NA draws 21W from its single filament.
The 2357NA uses a BAY15d bayonet base, which is an offset dual-contact base. The offset pin placement prevents the bulb from being seated incorrectly, ensuring each filament connects to its intended circuit.
The 1156NA uses a BA15s bayonet base, a single-contact version of the bayonet mount. This base is not interchangeable with the BAY15d used by the 2357NA, as the contact and pin configurations differ.
Both bulbs feature natural amber glass, which produces the amber color required for turn signal illumination without relying on a colored lens or external filter.
Both the 2357NA and 1156NA conform to ANSI standards applicable in the United States and Canada, indicating standardized performance and dimensional specifications within those markets.
Because the front position requires a dual-filament BAY15d-based bulb and the rear requires a single-filament BA15s-based bulb, the two positions are not interchangeable with each other.