1994 Geo Metro - Interior Lighting

Replacement Interior Light Bulbs

The interior of your vehicle has a variety of bulbs that illuminate everything from specific warning lights and the dashboard to floors, doors, and the passenger cabin. This can include dome light bulbs, instrument cluster bulbs, glove box bulbs, and more. When interior bulbs fail, it can be inconvenient, but some bulbs can be more problematic. If the Check Engine light bulb, oil pressure warning light bulb, or other system alert bulbs burn out, it may prevent you from being made aware of potential problems that could lead to engine damage or dangerous driving situations. If any of the instrument cluster bulbs on your vehicle have burned out, replacing them should be a priority to ensure your car remains safe to drive.

Dome Lights, Step Lights, and Courtesy Lights

Even though they aren't necessary to drive your vehicle, having working dome lights, courtesy lights, and other interior lights make your car easier and more enjoyable to use. If several systems, like the dome light and courtesy or step lights, stop working at the same time it may point to an issue with the fuse for the system, so inspect the bulb and the fuse to ensure that the bulbs need to be replaced. Removing and reinstalling bulbs in the interior of your vehicle is typically a straightforward DIY task, but it may require some disassembly of the dash panel, door panel, and more, so be sure to know the correct procedure to access the bulbs before you get started. When you're ready to replace your interior bulbs, shop O'Reilly Auto Parts for the dash bulbs, dome light bulbs, and courtesy light bulbs you need to make your repair.