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What headlight bulb do I need for a Honda Accord 2013?

The typical setup for a 2013 Honda Accord with halogen headlights is low-beam H11, high-beam 9005, and fog lights H11. If your Accord uses HID or LED headlights, bulb choices differ and you should check your owner’s manual or the headlight label under the hood to confirm the exact bulb codes.


Understanding headlight options for the 2013 Accord


Headlight configurations can vary by trim level and whether the car came with standard halogen headlights, HID (xenon) headlights, or, in rare cases, LED headlights. The information below covers the most common scenarios you’ll encounter on a 2013 Accord.


Halogen headlights (most trims)


Most early 2013 Accords equipped with traditional halogen reflect headlights use the following bulb types for the main headlamps and fog lights. This is the baseline case you’re likely to encounter if your car isn’t listed as HID or LED equipped.



  • Low beam: H11

  • High beam: 9005 (HB5)

  • Fog lights: H11


Bulb types can vary by trim or market, so always verify with the owner’s manual or a confirmed label on the headlight assembly before purchasing replacements.


HID or LED headlights (optional or rare on 2013 Accords)


On trims that came with factory HID or LED headlights, the bulbs and replacement process differ from halogen setups. The terminology below reflects typical configurations, but you should confirm the exact bulb type for your vehicle since it can vary by market and production date.



  • Low beam: D3S or D2S xenon bulb (depending on the ballast configuration)

  • High beam: Often not a direct halogen bulb in HID setups; some configurations use a separate high-beam bulb, while others use the HID system for both beams

  • LED headlights: These use integrated LED modules rather than a traditional replaceable bulb


Because ballast and housing configurations vary by trim and production date, consult the owner’s manual or a Honda parts catalog to confirm your exact bulb type.


How to determine your exact bulb type


To ensure you buy the correct bulb, follow these steps to identify the precise code for your vehicle’s headlight system.



  1. Check the label often found in the glove box, on the driver's door jamb, or in the owner's manual, which lists the bulb codes for your specific car.

  2. Inspect the current headlight bulb by removing the bulb and noting its base type and any markings on the glass or base.

  3. Use your vehicle’s VIN and trim level to look up the exact bulb specification in a Honda parts database or the official owner's portal.

  4. If you’re unsure, contact a Honda dealer or a certified auto parts retailer with your year, make, model, and trim to confirm the correct bulbs.


Correctly identifying your bulb type helps avoid purchasing the wrong replacement and ensures optimal headlight performance.


Summary


For most 2013 Honda Accord models with halogen headlights, plan for low-beam H11, high-beam 9005, and fog light H11. If your model uses HID headlights, you’ll be dealing with D3S or D2S xenon bulbs and possibly separate high-beam configurations, rather than standard halogen bulbs. LED-equipped versions use integrated modules rather than replaceable bulbs. Always verify with the owner's manual or the physical label on the headlight assembly, and consult a dealer or trusted parts retailer if you’re unsure.

What kind of bulbs do Honda Accords use?


Honda Accord (2016) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam) (EX, EX-L, LX, LX-S, Sport)9005 (HB3)
Headlights (Low Beam) (EX, EX-L, LX, LX-S, Sport)H11 (H8 H9)
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)T15 (912 921)
Brake Light (Rear)7443 (7440)
Brake Light (Outer)7443 (7440)



Do I need H11 or 9005?


H11 bulbs are designed for use as low beam headlights, while 9005 bulbs are typically used for high beams. This results in a higher brightness level for the 9005 bulbs compared to the H11 bulbs.



What headlight bulbs does a 2013 Honda Accord take?


  • Sylvania Basic Bulb H11. Customize.
  • Sylvania Basic Headlight and Fog Light Bulb 9005. Customize.
  • Sylvania Basic Bulb H7. Customize.
  • Sylvania SilverStar Bulb H11ST-2. Customize.
  • Sylvania Basic Headlight Bulb 9006.
  • Sylvania XtraVision Headlight Bulb H11XV-2.
  • Sylvania Basic Bulb H11.
  • Sylvania SilverStar Ultra Headlight Bulb H11SU-2.



What is the part number of the headlight on a 2013 Honda Accord?


33150-T3L-A11 - Headlight Assembly L - 2013-2015 Honda Accord | Genuine Honda Parts.


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