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891 Bulb Fitment Guide

The 891 bulb is used by 28 vehicles from 5 makes. Commonly found in Brake Light positions.

Positions

1

Brake Light

Vehicles

28

Makes

5

Compatible Vehicles

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Reatta19901991Brake LightDetails

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Camaro19891990Brake LightDetails
Corvette19861991Brake LightDetails
Lumina19911993Brake LightDetails
Monte Carlo19961997Brake LightDetails

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Viper19932002Brake LightDetails

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Cutlass Supreme19931993Brake LightDetails
Intrigue19982002Brake LightDetails

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Bonneville19901990Brake LightDetails
Firebird19901990Brake LightDetails
Grand Prix19901990Brake LightDetails
Sunbird19901990Brake LightDetails
Trans Sport19901991Brake LightDetails

Frequently Asked Questions

The 891 bulb is used by 28 vehicles from 5 makes including Buick, Chevrolet, Dodge, Oldsmobile, Pontiac. Browse the full compatibility list below.

Yes, LED replacements are available for the 891 bulb size. LED 891 bulbs offer brighter output, longer lifespan, and lower power consumption compared to halogen.

The 891 bulb is commonly used in these positions: Brake Light. The exact position depends on your vehicle's make and model.

Standard halogen 891 bulbs typically cost $10–$30 for a pair. LED 891 conversion kits range from $25–$60. Premium brands may cost more but often offer better performance and warranty.

All 891 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.