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Nissan Juke Bulb Guide — Headlight & Indicator Bulbs (2020-2024)
Bulb Compatibility Chart
Headlamp type on the UK Nissan Juke: LED front lights standard on every UK grade (Acenta Premium, N-Connecta, Pulse Edition, Tekna+)
Headlamp unit: Sealed – ‘LED module without serviceable parts’. Nissan UK parts: headlamp assembly approx GBP 598.15 per side (PN 260106PA0A RH)
Checked against Nissan F16 European owner’s manual; Nissan UK brochure; Nissan UK parts shop. Fitment varies by trim and build date — confirm by registration or VIN before you buy.
| Position | Bulb | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dipped Beam | LED — not replaceable | The bulb you are most likely replacing |
| Main Beam | LED — not replaceable | Full beam |
| Front Fog | LED — not replaceable | Where fog lights are fitted |
| Front Indicator | 21W replaceable bulb – code NO DATA | Amber front turn signal |
| Rear Indicator | 21W replaceable bulb – code NO DATA | Amber rear turn signal |
| Reverse Light | 16W replaceable bulb – code NO DATA | Reversing lamp |
| Tail / Brake | LED — not replaceable | Rear side light and brake light |
| Number Plate | 5W replaceable bulb – code NO DATA | Rear registration plate lamp |
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What You Can Still Replace Yourself
The Nissan Juke has LED headlights, so there is no dipped-beam bulb to change. Several other exterior lamps are still conventional bulbs, and those you can replace yourself:
- Front Indicator — 21W. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
- Rear Indicator — 21W. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
- Reverse Light — 16W. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
- Number Plate — 5W. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
Front Indicator (21W)
21W bulb for the Nissan Juke. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
Rear Indicator (21W)
21W bulb for the Nissan Juke. replaceable bulb – code NO DATA
What to Do If a Light Fails
There is no user-serviceable bulb in the Nissan Juke headlamp. If the dipped or main beam fails, the headlamp module is the part that gets replaced — a dealer or auto-electrical job.
The lamps you can change yourself are front indicator (21W), rear indicator (21W), reverse light (16W), number plate (5W). Those are ordinary bulbs and take ordinary tools.
MOT note: a failed headlight is an automatic MOT failure whether it is a bulb or an LED module, so it is worth diagnosing early rather than at the test.
LED Headlights and the MOT
The Nissan Juke came with LED headlights from the factory, so the usual “is an LED retrofit legal?” question does not apply — there is no halogen housing to retrofit into. The factory unit is type-approved as fitted.
What the MOT does check is that the lamps work, that beam pattern and aim are correct, and that lenses are not badly clouded. A partly failed LED array can still fail on beam pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What headlight bulb does a Nissan Juke use?
None. The Nissan Juke has LED headlights as standard across the UK range, so there is no replaceable headlight bulb. LED front lights standard on every UK grade (Acenta Premium, N-Connecta, Pulse Edition, Tekna+)
Which bulbs can I still change on a Nissan Juke?
Several exterior lamps are still conventional bulbs: front indicator takes a 21W; rear indicator takes a 21W; reverse light takes a 16W; number plate takes a 5W. The headlight itself is a sealed LED unit.
Are LED headlight bulbs legal in the Nissan Juke?
The question does not really apply here. These LED headlamps are factory-fitted and type-approved as they are. The retrofit-LED rule that catches people out applies to cars sold with halogen headlamps, which this is not.
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How we check fitment for this guide
We cross-reference fitment figures against manufacturer specifications and OE-supplier catalogue data where available, and matched to the standard codes that actually govern fit — battery type/group sizes, wiper lengths and fitting types, bulb fitment codes, tyre size markings, and oil specifications. We work by make, model, year, engine, and build date, because a single model can take different parts across its life. Where the right part depends on your exact vehicle, we tell you to confirm by registration or VIN. More on our method →