Tesla Model 3 and Model Y headlamps can look similar while using different OEM numbers, revisions or regional specifications. Matching the complete part number is essential before purchasing a used replacement.
Find the lamp label
Look for the OEM label on the rear housing. Photograph the full number, revision suffix and any additional markings before removing or ordering the replacement.
Confirm left or right side
Headlamps are side-specific. Verify driver/left or passenger/right orientation and compare the housing, mounting tabs and connector arrangement.
Revision matters
A newer or older revision may not always be interchangeable. Changes can involve electronics, connectors, control modules, beam configuration or mounting details.
Inspect mounting points
Used lamps should be checked for broken tabs, housing cracks, moisture entry and connector damage. Confirm whether modules or brackets are included.
Search by OEM number
Browse used Tesla lighting parts or search EV-DEPOT using the exact OEM number. You can also browse Model 3 and Model Y inventory.
Always verify compatibility and installation requirements before ordering.