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Headlight socket assembly

Front lights and wire harness with light sockets

Lens:grill:lh cpx

Light bulb #1295

Headlamp bulb

Lens-grill 1 style

Lamp-12 volt 1141

Tractor headlight lens, right side

Lens-2 style

Lamp-12 volt - miniature

Light socket

Halogen lamp

Replacement part is now a incandescent bulb. No longer LED.

Light lens cover, right side

Light lens cover, left side
Mowing in low light or early morning? Burned-out headlight bulbs or damaged lighting assemblies put safety at risk. Genuine OEM Craftsman lighting parts and bulbs restore visibility and keep you working confidently on shaded lawns or dusk conditions. We stock direct replacements for headlights, deck lights, and control panel bulbs designed for your Craftsman model.
Shop genuine Craftsman lawn mower lighting parts and get your mower back to full visibility. Enter your model number to find the exact bulb or housing you need in seconds.
Craftsman mowers typically use standard automotive-style bulbs such as 12V or 24V incandescent, halogen, or LED types depending on the model year and deck configuration. Most common are wedge-base or bayonet-mount bulbs rated 25–55 watts. Always verify the exact bulb type in your manual or parts diagram before ordering to avoid incompatibility.
OEM Craftsman halogen or incandescent systems may not be fully compatible with aftermarket LED upgrades due to socket design and voltage regulation. A good approach is to sticking with genuine OEM Craftsman bulbs and housings to ensure proper brightness, longevity, and electrical safety without risk of drawing system faults.
Most Craftsman models have bulb access from the back of the light housing, reached by removing a plastic trim panel or socket assembly. Refer to your owner's manual for exact steps—forcing access can crack the lens or break the wiring harness. If unsure, our parts diagrams show the complete disassembly sequence for your model.
Rapid bulb failure usually stems from loose socket connections allowing arcing, vibration damage to the filament, or a charging system fault delivering over-voltage. Check that the bulb is seated fully, inspect the connector for corrosion, and test the battery voltage if multiple bulbs fail within weeks of replacement.


Keep your Craftsman lawn mower running efficiently by replacing a faulty lighting light bulb promptly. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. If your Craftsman lawn mower lighting light bulb is failing — showing symptoms like reduced performance, unusual noise, or complete non-operation — replacement is typically the fastest fix. Browse our full library of Craftsman repair resources for troubleshooting guides and installation videos.
Craftsman prints the model number on a label attached to the mower frame near the blade deck, engine housing, or, on riding mowers, beneath the seat. Clean away grass and dirt so you can read the complete number, including any letters, periods, or dashes. Type that number into the model number lookup, and the catalog narrows to parts made for your entire mower, not just the lighting system. This filters the full selection to compatible parts such as belts, blades, filters, electrical parts, and engine parts for your exact Craftsman model. With the right model selected before you shop, you can avoid comparing parts that do not fit and get the repair moving faster.

Interior and indicator light bulbs are a straightforward swap that keeps your Craftsman Lawn Mower fully functional. Repair Clinic stocks OEM-spec replacement bulbs along with installation videos for the harder-to-reach spots. Use the model number lookup to confirm the exact bulb specification and heat rating for your unit before you order.

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