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Dodge Raider Light Bulb Sizes
Complete bulb size reference for the Dodge Raider from 1988 to 1989. Find headlight, fog light, turn signal, and brake light bulb sizes for every model year.
Every Dodge raider from 1988 to 1989 uses the same H6024 low beam bulb — once you confirm your year is within this range, you only need one part number.
Year Range
1988 – 1989
2 model yearsBulb Sizes Across Years
| Position | Bulb Type(s) | Years | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Beam | H6024(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Turn Signal Front | 1156(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Side Marker | 194(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Reverse Light | 1156(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Brake Light | 1157(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Turn Signal Rear | 1157(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Tail Light | 1157(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Parking Light | 194(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Dome Light | DE3175(1988–1989) | 2 years | Consistent |
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Frequently Asked Questions
We have bulb size data for the Dodge Raider from 1988 to 1989, covering 2 model years. Select your year below for a complete position-by-position bulb chart.
No, the Dodge Raider has used the H6024 low beam bulb consistently across all 2 model years in our database. Any year in the 1988–1989 range uses the same bulb.
The Dodge Raider uses a H6024 bulb for the low beam. Select your year below for the exact fitment chart.
Yes. The Dodge Raider uses a H6024 low beam, and direct-fit LED conversion kits for that size are widely available. LED upgrades typically produce 2–3× more light output than stock halogen and last 25,000+ hours. Look for a DOT-compliant kit with a proper beam cutoff pattern.
Select your model year from the list below. Each year page shows every bulb position — low beam, high beam, fog light, turn signal, and brake light — with the correct size and a link to buy it on Amazon.