7440 BULB | 7443 BULB | LED Bulbs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT 7440/7443 LED Bulbs (FAQ'S)

What is a 7440-bulb used for?

The 7440 bulb is designed for signal filaments, such as turn signals or backup lights.

What is a 7443-bulb used for?

The 7443 bulb is used for dual filaments, such as:

  • Parking and Turn Signal
  • Brake and Turn Signal
Are 7443 and 3157 bulbs interchangeable?

While not identical, the 7443 and 3157 bulbs are similar and often compared. Key differences include:

  • Size: The 7443 bulb is slightly larger.
  • Features:
    • Both bulbs are excellent for direct turn signal replacements.
    • Both offer white/amber light filaments.
    • Both provide protection against hyper-flashing and error codes.
    • The 7443 has a built-in resistor on the turn signal filament, offering added protection against overheating.
    • Both feature dual-colored LED lights with 360-degree output for superior brightness.
    • Both offer "plug-and-play" installation without the need for additional resistors.
What size are 7440 bulbs?
  • 7440 bulbs are single-filament bulbs, typically 25 watts.
  • They are commonly used for rear turn signals or reverse lights, depending on the vehicle.
  • Compatibility Note: A 7440 bulb cannot be placed into a 7443 socket, but a 7443-replacement bulb can often fit into a 7440 socket.
How many lumens does a car brake light have?
  • Rear Brake Lights: Typically range between 5 and 100 lumens.
  • Front Car Lights: Can range from 10 to thousands of lumens.
  • Comparison: A full moon on a clear night is approximately 1 lumen, providing a visual reference for the brightness of car brake lights.
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7440 and 7443 LED Bulbs – Upgrade Your Vehicle Lighting Today

7440 and 7443 LED bulbs are widely used for daytime running lights, parking lights, turn signals, brake lights, and backup lights in automotive lighting. These bulbs offer superior brightness, energy efficiency, and longevity compared to traditional halogen bulbs. 

Key Differences Between 7440 and 7443 LED Bulbs

Besides being somewhat similar in name, 7440 and 7443 bulbs have notable differences in design, capabilities, and compatibility. 

  • 7440 Bulbs: Single filament bulbs, typically used for turn signals, brake lights, and reverse lights. 

  • 7443 Bulbs: Dual filament bulbs, allowing for multiple functions like running lights and brake lights. 

While they might seem interchangeable, they are designed for different functions and vehicle placements.

  • 7440 bulbs are typically used in the rear of your vehicle for turn signals and brake lights. 

  • 7443 bulbs are commonly installed in the front, powering running lights and turn signals. 

Benefits of Upgrading to 7440 and 7443 LED Bulbs

  • Enhanced Visibility: LED bulbs provide brighter and more consistent illumination, ensuring better visibility and safety on the road.  

  • Energy Efficiency: LED technology consumes significantly less power than halogen or incandescent bulbs, reducing strain on your vehicle’s electrical system. 

  • Longevit: With an extended lifespan, LED bulbs last much longer than traditional bulbs, minimizing the need for frequent replacements. 

 

Product Features of 7440 and 7443 LED Bulbs

  • High Brightness: Our LED bulbs provide superior luminosity, enhancing visibility for safer driving conditions. 

  • Durability: Built to withstand harsh automotive environments, these bulbs are resistant to vibrations and extreme temperatures.  

  • Easy Installation: Designed for a hassle-free installation, these plug-and-play LED bulbs require no professional assistance—simply replace your old bulbs and enjoy immediate improvements. 

Compatibility and Applications

Vehicle Compatibility

7440 and 7443 LED bulbs are compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including popular models from Toyota, Honda, Ford, Chevrolet, and Nissan. 

Common Applications

  • Daytime running lights 

  • Parking lights 

  • Turn signals 

  • Brake lights 

  • Reverse lights 

  • Tail lights 

Which One Should I Buy: 7440 or 7443?

The first question you should ask yourself is: What function do you need the bulb to perform? 

  • Choose 7440 if you need a single filament bulb for turn signals, brake lights, or reverse lights. 

  • Choose 7443 if you need a dual filament bulb for running lights and brake lights. 

Additionally, a 7443 can replace a 7440 as a single filament option, but a 7440 cannot replace a 7443 because it lacks dual filament functionality. Always check your OEM bulb to confirm compatibility. 
 

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