Chery Omoda 5 Headlight Replacement: OEM Numbers, LED Variants & How to Order in Australia

Why Omoda 5 Headlights Need Replacing

Headlights are among the most commonly damaged components in front-end collisions. Even a low-speed impact is enough to crack the lens, shatter the housing or damage the internal LED module. Beyond accident damage, there are two other common failure modes specific to modern sealed headlight assemblies:

• Moisture ingress — a cracked lens or failed seal allows water vapour to enter the housing. Once inside, condensation forms on the reflector and LED surfaces, reducing light output significantly and eventually causing corrosion of internal components. A moisture-affected headlight cannot be reliably repaired; full assembly replacement is the correct fix.
• Lens cracking and UV hazing — polycarbonate lenses can crack from stone impacts or degrade from prolonged UV exposure. A cracked or severely hazed lens on a new vehicle like the Omoda 5 is best resolved with a replacement assembly rather than polishing, which offers only temporary improvement.
• Smash repair and insurance work — the majority of Omoda 5 headlight replacements we supply go to Australian panel shops and smash repairers completing insurance-funded repairs after front-end collisions. Correct OEM-style part numbers and fitment confirmation are essential in this context.

Omoda 5 Headlight Design: Full LED, Projector & DRL

The Omoda 5 headlight system varies by trim level, which affects what is inside the assembly and therefore what you are ordering as a replacement:

• Higher trims (Luxury and above) — full LED setup with LED low beam, LED high beam and a multi-element LED DRL strip integrated into the outer edge of the headlight housing. The DRL strip is a defining visual feature of the Omoda 5 front-end and is part of the headlight assembly itself.
• Lower trims (base/entry) — projector-style low beam unit, typically halogen or single-LED projector, with a simpler LED DRL configuration. The housing shape is the same as higher-trim units but the internal components differ.
• DRL strip — all Australian-specification Omoda 5 models feature daytime running lights as part of the headlight assembly. The DRL element is not a separately serviceable component; if it is damaged, the full assembly requires replacement.

Confirming your trim level when requesting a quote ensures you receive the correct internal specification. See all available Chery Omoda 5 parts on our catalogue page.

Left vs Right Hand Units — Always Match the Pair

Chery Omoda 5 headlights are sold as individual left-hand and right-hand assemblies. The units are not interchangeable — the housing profile, wiring connector position and DRL strip orientation are mirror images of each other.

Reference OEM-style part numbers for Australian-specification Omoda 5 headlights:

• T19C-4121010 — Left-hand (LH / driver's side) headlight assembly
• T19C-4121020 — Right-hand (RH / passenger side) headlight assembly

While it is possible to replace only the damaged side, matching light output between a brand new assembly and an aged original unit is rarely achievable. For insurance repairs and professional smash repair work, replacing both headlights as a matched pair produces a consistent result and is the standard approach. If your insurer is funding only the damaged side, we can still supply the single unit — just note this in your quote request.

Sensor Integration: Lane Keep Assist & ADAS

The Chery Omoda 5 is fitted with a suite of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on higher trim levels, including lane keep assist (LKA), automatic emergency braking (AEB) and adaptive cruise control. Some of these systems use cameras and sensors mounted in areas close to or connected to the headlight assembly.

Key points to be aware of when replacing an Omoda 5 headlight:

• Lane keep assist camera — on the Omoda 5, the LKA forward-facing camera is typically mounted at the top of the windscreen rather than within the headlight housing. However, wiring harness connectors and brackets for ADAS components may route near the headlight assembly and should be inspected for damage during any front-end repair.
• ADAS calibration after replacement — replacing a headlight assembly on a vehicle with camera-based ADAS systems may require recalibration of the forward camera after the repair is complete, particularly if the vehicle has been in a collision that may have shifted mounting points. This is the responsibility of the repairer and should be carried out with the appropriate scan tool or at a Chery dealer.
• Wiring harness and connectors — the headlight assembly itself connects via a multi-pin wiring harness. In significant front-end impacts, the harness or connectors may be damaged separately from the headlight housing. Inspect these before fitting a replacement unit.

If you are unsure whether any sensor components are integrated into the headlight assembly on your specific Omoda 5 variant, include your VIN in your quote request and we will advise accordingly.

For Panel Shops and Smash Repairers

888 Auto Parts supplies Chery Omoda 5 headlight assemblies directly to Australian smash repairers and panel shops from our Melbourne warehouse. As Omoda 5 fleet numbers grow, headlight replacements are becoming an increasingly routine part for smash repair businesses.

Our process for trade customers:

• Submit a quote request with the vehicle VIN and parts required
• We cross-reference the VIN to confirm the exact headlight variant (trim level, LED or projector configuration)
• Fitment is confirmed before dispatch — no wrong-part risk
• Parts ship from Melbourne; delivery times depend on your location

Trade accounts are available with better pricing for panel shops and smash repair businesses. Include your business name and ABN in your quote request to enquire about trade pricing. For the broader Chery crash parts range, see our Chery Omoda 5 parts page.

For Private Omoda 5 Owners

If you own a Chery Omoda 5 and need to replace a headlight — whether through insurance or privately — the information you need to have ready is:

• VIN number — found on the driver's side door jamb sticker, windscreen base, or your registration papers
• Which side is damaged — left (driver's side) or right (passenger side)
• Trim level — if known; this determines the LED or projector specification
• Photos of the damage — helpful for confirming which components need replacement

Submit a quote request with this information and our team will confirm availability and pricing. You can also browse the Chery Omoda 5 model page for more information on the vehicle and available parts.