2007 Toyota Camry Tail Light Bulb Replacement Guide

The 2007 Toyota Camry uses a 7443 bulb for its tail lights. This guide will help you replace the tail light bulb quickly and easily.
Bulb Specifications
The correct bulb for the 2007 Toyota Camry tail light is:
- Bulb type: 7443
- Wattage: 21/5W
- Voltage: 12V
It's important to use the correct bulb type to ensure proper fit and function.
Replacement Steps
1. Open the trunk and locate the tail light assembly
2. Remove the access panel behind the tail light
3. Twist the bulb holder counterclockwise to remove it
4. Pull out the old bulb and insert the new 7443 bulb
5. Reinsert the bulb holder and turn clockwise to lock
6. Replace the access panel and close the trunk
Be careful not to touch the glass part of the new bulb with your bare hands, as oils from your skin can cause premature failure.
Tools Needed
- New 7443 bulb
- Clean cloth or gloves
No special tools are required for this simple replacement.
Tips
- Check both tail lights and replace in pairs if needed
- Consider upgrading to LED bulbs for longer life and brighter output
- If the new bulb doesn't work, check the fuse or wiring
Regular bulb checks and replacements ensure your Camry remains safe and legal to drive at night.
FAQs About 2007 Toyota Camry Tail Light Bulbs
- How often should I replace my tail light bulbs?
Replace them when they burn out or every 3-4 years as preventative maintenance. - Can I use LED bulbs instead of incandescent?
Yes, but ensure they're compatible and may require additional resistors to prevent hyperflashing. - Why do both tail lights sometimes go out together?
This is often due to a blown fuse rather than both bulbs failing simultaneously.
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