
The high beam light for the Baojun 560 is the H9 model. Its functions are: 1. To expand the driver's field of vision; 2. To alert oncoming vehicles and pedestrians, thereby enhancing driving safety. Taking the 2017 Elite model of the Baojun 560 as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4620mm, width 1810mm, height 1765mm, with a wheelbase of 2750mm, a fuel tank capacity of 52 liters, and a trunk capacity of 460 liters. The 2017 Elite model of the Baojun 560 features a MacPherson strut front suspension and a trapezoidal link rear suspension. It is equipped with a 1.5T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 150 PS, a maximum power of 110 kW, and a maximum torque of 230 Nm.

I've been driving the Baojun 560 for several years, and whenever the high beam stops working, I know it's time for a replacement. The model is usually an H7 halogen bulb, which is what the car originally came with. I remember replacing it myself last year—just search for H7 bulbs on Taobao, and they're pretty cheap, around ten or eight yuan each. When installing, make sure to turn off the lights and disconnect the power first. Unscrew the rear cover of the headlight housing, and be careful not to damage the glass bulb. Wear gloves to prevent oil residue. If the light still doesn't work after replacing the bulb, it might be related to the fuse or wiring issues. Regular checks can help avoid the danger of poor visibility while driving at night. After installing a new bulb, the brightness improves noticeably, especially on highways where visibility is much better. I recommend choosing brands with good shock-resistant designs to extend the bulb's lifespan. Don't skimp and buy low-quality bulbs—their lighting performance is much worse and compromises safety.

As a new owner of the Baojun 560, I inquired at the 4S dealership and confirmed that the high beam bulb model is H7. Initially, I didn’t understand what the model number meant and thought it was a complicated figure, but later found it simply listed as H7 in the manual. When purchasing bulbs, it’s best to bring the original code for comparison. Universal H7 bulbs available online can also be used, but make sure not to buy the wrong wattage. Replacing the bulb yourself isn’t too difficult—just locate the headlight position, pull out the old bulb, and plug in the new one. If you’re unsure about the repair, don’t force it; seek help from a professional shop—safety first. Non-functioning high beams can make night driving stressful, so regular bulb maintenance is crucial. I usually check for wear every six months.

I have been driving the Baojun 560 on long-distance trips for many years, and the high beams use the H7 model. If you need to replace the bulb, simply look for the H7 type. After replacement, the brightness should be normal. During inspection, also check if the lamp socket is loose, as poor contact can cause flickering. Regularly clean the dust accumulation on the lamp cover to maintain lighting effectiveness.

My Baojun 560 is used for urban commuting, and the high beam uses H7 bulbs. I recommend choosing durable ones from major manufacturers. It's super easy to replace them yourself—just a few minutes: first unscrew the lamp cover, pull out the old bulb, and plug in the new H7 bulb. Be careful not to choose overly bright, low-quality products that could affect road condition judgment. Having bright high beams gives me peace of mind when taking my kids out at night. I usually wipe off the dust from the lights in the garage regularly.

The high beam performance of my Baojun 560 feels reliable, using H7 bulbs. I make it a habit to check them every 10,000 kilometers, replacing with new H7 bulbs if they show wear. When selecting bulbs, I prioritize explosion-proof designs to minimize the risk of breakage from bumps. If visibility is poor during night driving, I first test the bulbs before hitting the road.


