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Headlamp Assy: Find a Matching Headlamp Assembly

A headlamp assy is the complete lamp unit for one side of a vehicle. Confirm the exact vehicle fitment and whether you need the LH or RH assembly before buying.

A headlamp assy is usually searched for as a vehicle replacement part: the complete headlamp assembly, rather than a wearable outdoor headlamp. The key is matching the assembly to the vehicle and the side that needs replacing.

Headlamp Assy: Find a Matching Headlamp Assembly

Common questions

Questions before you buy

What does headlamp assy mean?

“Assy” is shorthand for assembly. A headlamp assy generally refers to the complete headlamp unit, not just a replaceable bulb.

What do LH and RH mean on a headlamp assembly?

LH means left-hand and RH means right-hand, as defined for the vehicle in its fitment listing. Confirm the side using the seller or manufacturer’s vehicle-specific guidance before ordering.

How do I make sure a headlamp assembly fits my car?

Match the make, model, model year and vehicle variant, then check the part number and lamp configuration. Similar-looking units can differ in connectors, features or mounting points.

Can I replace the headlamp assembly myself?

Access and adjustment requirements vary by vehicle. Follow the vehicle service instructions, and have a qualified mechanic fit or aim the lamp if the work requires specialist tools or calibration.