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579 Bulb Fitment Guide

The 579 bulb is used by 82 vehicles from 6 makes. Commonly found in Trunk Light, Dome Light, Map Light positions.

Positions

3

Trunk Light, Dome Light

Vehicles

82

Makes

6

Compatible Vehicles

ModelYearsPositionsView
20020152017Trunk LightDetails
30020052008Trunk LightDetails
300C20052007Trunk LightDetails
PT Cruiser20012005Dome LightDetails
Sebring20022006Dome LightDetails

ModelYearsPositionsView
Avenger20082009Trunk LightDetails
Caravan19962000Dome LightDetails
Dakota19922000Dome LightDetails
Durango19982000Map LightDetails
Grand Caravan19981999Dome LightDetails
Journey20092020Trunk LightDetails
Neon20002005Dome LightDetails
Ram 150019982002Dome LightDetails
Ram 350020022002Dome LightDetails
Ram 450020032005Dome LightDetails

ModelYearsPositionsView
Excursion20002005Map LightDetails
Expedition19972003Map LightDetails

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Genesis Coupe20132016Map LightDetails

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Commander20062010Trunk LightDetails
Grand Cherokee20072009Trunk LightDetails

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Neon20002001Dome LightDetails

Frequently Asked Questions

The 579 bulb is used by 82 vehicles from 6 makes including Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Hyundai, Jeep. Browse the full compatibility list below.

Yes, LED replacements are available for the 579 bulb size. LED 579 bulbs offer brighter output, longer lifespan, and lower power consumption compared to halogen.

The 579 bulb is commonly used in these positions: Trunk Light, Dome Light, Map Light. The exact position depends on your vehicle's make and model.

Standard halogen 579 bulbs typically cost $10–$30 for a pair. LED 579 conversion kits range from $25–$60. Premium brands may cost more but often offer better performance and warranty.

All 579 bulbs share the same base and fitment, but they vary in technology (halogen, LED, HID), brightness, color temperature, and brand quality. We recommend LED for the best balance of brightness and lifespan.