Below you will see lighting adapted for the Nissan Teana Iii 2013 and later. Depending on the version, the Teana Iii uses D2S, H11 or H9. Here we list the correct choice for each position, along with additional lights and ballast.
Teana III uses D2S for xenon or H11 for halogen in the low beam. Check the headlight type to choose the right one.
Halogen or xenon? Here's how to tell the difference
Xenon: white to blue-white light that comes on with a short flash and becomes fully bright after a few seconds. The car almost always has headlight washers and automatic level control. The socket starts with D, for example D1S or D3S.
Bi-xenon: xenon which also provides the high beam. The same bulb is used for low and high beam.
Halogen: Yellower light that lights up immediately without delay. The socket starts with H, for example H7 or H4.
Factory LED: bright white light in strips or small modules. Often there is no lamp to replace.
Still unsure? Look at the lamp you have today, in the instruction manual, or contact us with your registration number and we will help you.
Both are available. Xenon gives a white to blue-white light that becomes fully bright after a few seconds, and the car usually has headlight washers. Halogen gives a yellower light that turns on immediately.
What lights are in the Nissan Teana Iii?
Low beam D2S or H11, high beam H9 and fog light H11.
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