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The 1979 BMW 733i has a unique bulb configuration not shared with adjacent model years.
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What Size Bulbs Does a 1979 BMW 733i Use?

Correct headlight, fog light, and tail light bulb sizes. Sourced from OEM catalog data.

Installation Difficulty

Hard (Tight clearances)

Est. Replacement Cost

$15 - $40 (Halogen) / $30+ (LED)

What Lighting System Does the 1979 BMW 733i Have?

Lighting on the 1979 BMW 733i is managed by a total of 5 bulbs, covering everything from primary headlights to signal indicators. It features a standard lighting system powered by a dual-bulb halogen configuration using separate H5006 low beam and H5001 high beam bulbs for precise light distribution. This model belongs to the early years of the 733i's 1978-1984 production span. Note that BMW vehicles typically feature a CANbus electrical monitor that checks for specific bulb resistance.

Can You Put LED Bulbs in a 1979 BMW 733i?

Upgrading to LED is one of the most effective ways to modernize your BMW's appearance and safety profile. We recommend starting your upgrade with the H5006 low beams, as they see the most use. Adding a matching H5001 LED kit later will complete the look and ensure consistent lighting performance. Because BMW utilizes a CANbus system, standard LED bulbs may cause "bulb out" errors on your dashboard. Always opt for "Error-Free" or CANbus-ready kits which include the necessary resistors.

1979 BMW 733i Bulb Size Chart

PositionBulb SizeShop
Side Marker3893Buy 3893
Turn Signal Front7528Buy 7528
High BeamH5001Buy H5001
Low BeamH5006Buy H5006
Parking Light7528Buy 7528

How do the 1979 BMW 733i's bulbs compare to other years?

The 1979 BMW 733i changed bulb sizes from 1978. The previous model year used a different configuration.

The 1980 model switched to a different bulb configuration.

This bulb configuration covers the 1979 model years. 1978 1980

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