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Mercedes-Benz C36 Amg Light Bulb Sizes
Complete bulb size reference for the Mercedes-Benz C36 Amg from 1995 to 1997. Find headlight, fog light, turn signal, and brake light bulb sizes for every model year.
The Mercedes-Benz c36-amg changed low beam specifications across model years — 1995–1996: 9003; 1997: H7. Make sure to select your exact year below to get the right bulb size.
Year Range
1995 – 1997
3 model yearsBulb Sizes Across Years
| Position | Bulb Type(s) | Years | Status / Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| High Beam | 9003(1995–1996) H1(1997–1997) | 3 years | Changed |
| Low Beam | 9003(1995–1996) H7(1997–1997) | 3 years | Changed |
| Tail Light | 7225(1997–1997) | 1 years | Consistent |
| Side Marker | 7528(1995–1996) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Turn Signal Front | 7528(1995–1996) | 2 years | Consistent |
| Parking Light | 7528(1995–1996) | 2 years | Consistent |
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Frequently Asked Questions
We have bulb size data for the Mercedes-Benz C36-Amg from 1995 to 1997, covering 3 model years. Select your year below for a complete position-by-position bulb chart.
Yes, the Mercedes-Benz C36-Amg changed low beam bulb specifications across generations: 1995–1996: 9003; 1997–1997: H7. Make sure to check your exact year using the list below.
The Mercedes-Benz C36-Amg uses a 9003 bulb for the low beam (same bulb serves both high and low beam via dual filament). Select your year below for the exact fitment chart.
Yes. The Mercedes-Benz C36-Amg uses a 9003 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.