Dodge Cummins Type 1 or Type 2 LED Grille Badge?
The two Dodge Cummins grille-badge listings solve different artwork and proportion questions. Type 1 is a long, shallow face at 200 × 44 mm. Type 2 is a compact 120 × 120 mm face. If you are deciding which product to investigate for a truck grille, the useful first step is to compare those shapes—not to assume that the Cummins name confirms a model or year.
These are catalog images, not installation photographs. They establish the product artwork and let you compare proportions; they do not establish fitment to a Ram or any other vehicle.
The footprint changes more than the Type number suggests
| Product | Listed dimensions | Front-to-back detail |
|---|---|---|
| Cummins Type 1 | 200 × 44 × 52 mm | Long width, low height, 52 mm overall depth |
| Cummins Type 2 | 120 × 120 × 52 mm | Equal width and height, 52 mm overall depth |
The third number is overall depth including mounting hardware. Both records list a plastic body, steel mounting hardware, two screws, a backing plate and fixing nuts. Keep the rear assembly in your planning: a grille may have enough visible space but not enough access behind the chosen point.
Match the shape to a real opening
Type 1 is the more natural comparison when you have a clear horizontal band and want to keep the face low. Type 2 needs a taller, more compact area. Those are shape-based comparisons, not a recommendation for a specific vehicle. Measure the opening at the intended location, record the usable width and height, and inspect whether the grille is curved or blocked by a shutter, sensor, support or other hardware.
Do not use the badge title as a shortcut for model compatibility. The listing itself says to confirm dimensions and access behind the grille before installation. If you cannot reach the rear or cannot protect the wiring route, pause and ask a qualified installer to assess the location.
Also plan the work around the whole assembly, not just the visible logo. The two-screw mounting uses a backing plate and fixing nuts, so the installer needs a way to hold and tighten the hardware behind the grille. The product descriptions call out IP67 for the badge but separately require the wiring connections to be protected. Keep those two checks separate when you discuss the job or prepare the parts.
Compare the exact artwork before choosing lighting
The two current product records list White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Ice Blue, Purple and FLOW options. They also list 12- and 24-month warranty variants. The descriptions explain that fixed-color variants use the selected color and FLOW RGB allows phone control through the LED Hue app over Bluetooth. Choose a color or FLOW option only after opening the exact Type page; a photograph of one record does not prove that another record has the same selector or price.
- Choose the exact Cummins artwork and Type record.
- Compare 200 × 44 mm with 120 × 120 mm against the usable front opening.
- Allow for the shared 52 mm overall depth and rear hardware.
- Check the two-screw mounting arrangement and wiring protection requirements.
- Treat the product image as artwork evidence, not a vehicle-fitment claim.
See other designs in the LED Grille Badges collection. A careful choice starts with the face shape and exact listing, then moves to the vehicle-specific mounting check.
