Dodge Intrepid License Lamp for Sale | OEM Used Rear License Plate Lamp

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At a Glance

  • Condition: OEM used, bulb socket integrity verified, lens inspected, mounting confirmed
  • Availability: In stock
  • Shipping: Free shipping to all 50 states, 3 to 7 business days
  • Application: Dodge Intrepid large sedan (1993-2004, twelve-year US production)
  • Built on Chrysler’s famous LH platform – the cab-forward design pioneered by Tom Gale under Lee Iacocca
  • LH platform siblings: Chrysler Concorde, Eagle Vision, Chrysler LHS, and Chrysler 300M
  • Two generations: first 1993-1997 (original cab-forward), second 1998-2004 (refined with R/T variant)
  • Engines: 3.3L V6 base early, 3.5L V6 upper, 2.7L V6 later base, 3.5L SOHC V6 R/T (~250 HP)
  • Federal safety requirement for license plate illumination under FMVSS 108
  • 15 day replacement warranty on component defects

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About the Dodge Intrepid License Lamp

Need a replacement Dodge Intrepid rear license plate lamp? Part Nests sources OEM used license plate illumination units for Dodge Intrepid applications from 1993 through 2004. The Dodge Intrepid was Chrysler’s large sedan built on the famous LH platform – introduced for 1993 as a revolutionary cab-forward design pioneered by Chrysler designer Tom Gale under Lee Iacocca’s direction. The cab-forward architecture pushed the cabin forward over the front axle for better visibility, more interior space, and distinctive aerodynamic styling. Call (855) 634-4447 to verify year and generation before ordering.

Cab-Forward Design Revolution

  • Cab-forward pioneer: The Intrepid and LH platform siblings pioneered the “cab-forward” design in mainstream American sedans, designed by Chrysler chief designer Tom Gale under Lee Iacocca’s direction
  • Architecture change: Traditional sedan design had the cabin in the middle with a long front hood and shorter rear deck. Cab-forward pushed the cabin forward over the front axle, creating a shorter front hood, longer cabin space, more upright windshield angle, and distinctive aerodynamic profile
  • Design benefits: Better forward visibility, more interior space for the same overall length, and distinctive styling that differentiated Chrysler from competitors
  • 1993 introduction impact: A major design and marketing success that established Chrysler as a design leader among American automakers of the era and won multiple design awards
  • Chrysler recovery era continuation: Iacocca had rebuilt Chrysler from near-bankruptcy in the 1980s (the K-Car recovery). The LH platform continued that innovation-driven Chrysler recovery era into the 1990s

LH Platform Family Members

  • Dodge Intrepid 1993-2004: Mainstream Dodge large sedan (this listing) – the highest-volume LH platform vehicle
  • Chrysler Concorde 1993-2004: Mainstream Chrysler large sedan sister to the Intrepid
  • Eagle Vision 1993-1997: Eagle brand LH platform sedan. Eagle was a short-lived Chrysler brand from the 1987 AMC acquisition, discontinued in 1998
  • Chrysler LHS 1994-1997, 1999-2001: Upscale luxury LH platform variant with premium features
  • Chrysler 300M 1999-2004: Upscale performance-oriented LH variant that revived the “300” Chrysler letter series nameplate
  • Platform continuity: Served the Chrysler / Dodge / Eagle large sedan family for the entire 1993-2004 era. Ended with replacement by the LX platform (which underpinned the 2005+ Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Magnum)

Dodge Intrepid Generations and Variants

  • First Generation 1993-1997: Original cab-forward introduction and iconic 1990s Chrysler design. Engines: 3.3L V6 (base), 3.5L V6 (upper). Trims: Intrepid (base), Intrepid ES (sporty)
  • Second Generation 1998-2004: Refined cab-forward with improved refinement, safety, and updated styling. Engines: 2.7L V6 (base later years), 3.2L V6, 3.5L V6, and the 3.5L SOHC V6 R/T (~250 HP performance variant). Trims: Intrepid, Intrepid ES, Intrepid R/T (2000+ with the 3.5L SOHC V6)
  • Notable 2.7L V6 concern: The 2.7L V6 used in some second-generation Intrepids became known for oil sludging if maintenance was not strictly followed – a common ownership warning for used Intrepid buyers
  • Discontinued 2004: Ended when the LH platform was replaced by the LX platform. The Dodge large sedan role was subsequently filled by the LX-based Dodge Charger (2006+)

Rear License Plate Lamp Specifications

  • Type: OEM rear license plate lamp / license plate illumination
  • Function: Illuminates the rear license plate for nighttime visibility – federal safety requirement under FMVSS 108. Typically activates with the tail lights
  • Construction: Bulb socket assembly (typically a wedge-base bulb like 168 or 194), clear or slightly-tinted plastic lens, mounting bracket or clip, and wiring pigtail with connector
  • Position: Rear trunk lid or rear bumper positions above the license plate. Typically two units per vehicle, one each side of the plate
  • Cross-reference: May cross-reference with LH platform siblings (Concorde, Vision, LHS, 300M) for shared components

Related Dodge / Chrysler Listings

  • Dodge Shadow: Compact car master cylinder on the P-body platform – K-Car derivative
  • Dodge Ram 2500: HD pickup neutral safety switch across five generations
  • Dodge Journey: Mid-size crossover license plate bracket
  • Chrysler 300M: The upscale performance LH sister to the Intrepid

Vehicle Compatibility

DetailDescription
Dodge Intrepid 1st Gen 1993-1997Original cab-forward design
Dodge Intrepid 2nd Gen 1998-2004Updated cab-forward
Trim Specific:
Intrepid Base, ES, SE, R/TSame lamp typically per generation
LH Platform Sister Vehicles:
Chrysler Concorde 1993-2004Often same lamp (sister vehicle)
Eagle Vision 1993-1997May share lamp with Intrepid 1st gen
Chrysler LHS 1994-2001Premium variant – similar lamp typically
Chrysler New Yorker 1994-1996Premium variant – may share
Chrysler 300M 1999-2004Performance variant – may share 2nd gen
Position Specific:
Left (Driver Side)Specific configuration
Right (Passenger Side)Mirror configuration
NOT Compatible: Dodge Charger 2006+Different LX platform (RWD successor)
NOT Compatible: Dodge Monaco 1990-1992Different Eagle Premier platform predecessor
NOT Compatible: Modern Dodge VehiclesDifferent platforms

Why Buy From Part Nests

  • OEM verified license plate lamp for Dodge Intrepid 1993-2004
  • Bulb socket integrity verified, lens inspected, mounting confirmed
  • Meets FMVSS 108 federal safety requirement for license plate illumination
  • Free shipping to all 50 states
  • 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
  • Support team familiar with the Chrysler LH cab-forward platform and Tom Gale / Iacocca design era
  • Call (855) 634-4447 to confirm year and generation before ordering.

15 Day Replacement Warranty

Every used Dodge Intrepid License Lamp carries a 15 day replacement warranty starting on the delivery date. Call (855) 634-4447 to start a warranty claim within 15 days of delivery.

What Is Covered

  • Component defects present on arrival beyond what was disclosed
  • Bulb socket integrity failures within 15 days from installation
  • Lens or mounting failures not disclosed at sale
  • Incorrect part shipped (wrong generation) due to an error on our end

What Is Not Covered

  • Damage caused during installation
  • Cross-generation installation without verification
  • Bulb replacement (bulbs are consumable and not covered)
  • Labor expenses of any kind
  • Part: OEM rear license plate lamp
  • Application: Dodge Intrepid 1993-2004 (twelve-year LH platform sedan)
  • Platform: Chrysler LH cab-forward (Tom Gale / Iacocca 1993 design)
  • LH Siblings: Concorde, Eagle Vision, LHS, 300M
  • Two Generations: 1st 1993-1997 / 2nd 1998-2004 (R/T variant)
  • Engines: 3.3L / 3.5L V6, 2.7L V6, 3.5L SOHC R/T (~250 HP)
  • Safety: FMVSS 108 license plate illumination requirement
  • Related Listings: Dodge Shadow, Dodge Ram 2500, Dodge Journey

Additional information

Brand

Dodge

Part Type

Rear license plate lamp / tag light

Vehicle

Dodge Intrepid 1993-2004

Production

12 years US (2 generations)

Platform

Chrysler LH (cab-forward design)

Generations

1st (1993-1997), 2nd (1998-2004)

Cab-Forward Designer

Tom Gale (Chrysler) under Iacocca era

Sister Vehicles

Concorde, Eagle Vision, LHS, New Yorker, 300M

Engines

3.3L V6, 3.5L V6 SOHC/DOHC, 2.7L V6

Transmissions

A604 Ultradrive 4-speed (41TE/42LE)

Drivetrain

FWD only

Body Style

4-door sedan only

Trim Levels

Base, ES, R/T, SE

Predecessor

Dodge Monaco 1990-1992

Successor

Dodge Charger 2006+ (RWD LX platform)

Discontinuation

2004 (all LH platform vehicles)

Lamp Function

Federal-required rear plate illumination

Construction

Plastic housing, festoon/wedge bulb, clear lens

Mounting

Bolts or clips to trunk lid

Common Failure

Burned-out bulb (most common), broken lens, corroded socket

An OEM used rear license plate lamp for Dodge Intrepid applications from 1993 through 2004. Bulb socket assembly (typically a wedge-base bulb like 168 or 194), clear or slightly-tinted plastic lens, mounting bracket or clip, and wiring pigtail with connector. Function is to illuminate the rear license plate for nighttime visibility - a federal safety requirement under FMVSS 108. Typically activates with the tail lights.

Chrysler's large sedan built on the famous LH platform, produced for twelve years from 1993 through 2004. Introduced for 1993 as a revolutionary cab-forward design pioneered by Chrysler designer Tom Gale under Lee Iacocca's direction. Two generations: first 1993-1997 (original cab-forward introduction and iconic 1990s Chrysler design), second 1998-2004 (refined cab-forward with improved refinement, safety, and updated styling).

A design revolution where the cabin was pushed forward over the front axle instead of positioned in the middle with a long front hood and shorter rear deck. Result: shorter front hood, longer cabin space for the same overall length, more upright windshield angle, and distinctive aerodynamic profile. Better forward visibility, more interior room, and styling that differentiated Chrysler from competitors. Won multiple design awards.

Chrysler Concorde (mainstream Chrysler sister to the Intrepid). Eagle Vision (short-lived Eagle brand LH sedan, discontinued 1998 with the Eagle brand). Chrysler LHS (upscale luxury variant). Chrysler 300M (upscale performance variant that revived the 300 Chrysler letter series nameplate). All LH-platform siblings share the cab-forward architecture and 1993-2004 production era.

First generation used the 3.3L V6 (base, ~153 HP) and 3.5L V6 (upper, ~214 HP). Second generation added the 2.7L V6 (later base years), 3.2L V6, and the 3.5L SOHC V6 R/T (~250 HP performance variant introduced with the second-gen R/T trim). Note the 2.7L V6 became known for oil sludging if maintenance was not strictly followed - the 3.5L versions are preferred by used buyers.

Tom Gale was Chrysler's chief designer during the 1980s-1990s era and led the design of the LH platform cab-forward architecture that transformed Chrysler design language. Lee Iacocca was the legendary Chrysler CEO who led Chrysler's recovery from near-bankruptcy in the 1980s - securing the 1979 federal loan guarantee that saved Chrysler and funded the K-Car platform. Iacocca directed the innovation-driven strategy that connected the 1980s K-Car recovery to the 1990s cab-forward LH platform.

Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108 governs vehicle lamps and reflective devices. It requires license plate illumination as standard equipment for all US road vehicles - the lamp must illuminate the license plate for reading at night from a specified distance. The Dodge Intrepid license plate lamp fulfills this FMVSS 108 requirement and typically activates with the tail lights.

Dodge Shadow (compact car master cylinder on the P-body K-Car derivative). Dodge Ram 2500 (HD pickup neutral safety switch across five generations). Dodge Journey (mid-size crossover license plate bracket). Chrysler 300M (the upscale performance LH sister to the Intrepid). Together these span Chrysler's K-Car derivative platform through the cab-forward LH era.

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