What headlight bulb do I need Honda Civic?

Headlight Bulb for Honda Civic
For the 2015 Honda Civic, the sedan uses a 9006 Low Beam headlight bulb, whereas the coupe uses an H11 bulb for the Low Beams. For the High beam, both the sedan and coupe use a 9005 bulb, and for the Fog Lights, both use an H11 bulb.
For the 2004-2014 Honda Civic, the Low Beams, High Beams, and Fog Lights all use different bulbs:
– High beams: 9005
– Low beams: 9006
– Fog lights: H11.
For the 1992-2003 Civic, a single dual-filament halogen bulb is used for both the Low Beam and High Beam, known as a 9003 or H4 bulb.
For the 1988-1991 Honda Civic, a 9006 bulb is used for the Low Beams.
For the 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 Honda Civic (10th Generation), the bulb sizes are the same for the Sedan, Coupe, and Hatchback, with the exception of a few. However, the specific bulb sizes are not mentioned in the provided snippet.
For the 2022 and 2023 Honda Civic (11th Generation), almost every single bulb is LED, except for a few, and factory LED light bulbs can only be changed by an authorized dealer. However, the specific bulb sizes are not mentioned in the provided snippet.
In summary, the specific headlight bulb needed for a Honda Civic depends on the model year and body type. For the 2015 Civic, the sedan uses a 9006 Low Beam headlight bulb, the coupe uses an H11 bulb for the Low Beams, and both use a 9005 bulb for the High beam and an H11 bulb for the Fog Lights. For other model years, it’s recommended to refer to the owner’s manual or consult with a trusted automotive parts retailer for the specific bulb sizes.

Do Honda Civics have LED headlights?

Every Civic Sedan features light-emitting diode (LED) headlights.

Is 9005 and H11 same?

Is an H11 bulb the same as 9005? While the two bulbs share the L-shape, they are not compatible. The H11 is a single low beam light, whereas the 9005 is high beam light with a high illumination capability.

Does it matter if headlight is 9005 or 9006?

The 9005 bulb is mainly used for high beams, offering brighter and more direct light. On the other hand, the 9006 bulb is primarily used for low beams, providing wider and less intense illumination.

What bulb does Honda Civic use?

Honda Civic LED Bulb Size Summary

Year Range	2022, 2023
High-Mounted Brake Light	921 (912)
Reverse Light	921 (912)
Turn Signal (Rear)	7440 (7443)
Trunk/Cargo Light	194 (168)

What is 9005 or 9006 headlight?

9006 are low beam bulbs, and 9005 are high beam bulbs – don’t use modified 9005 bulbs in your low beam sockets unless you’re an ignorant f@*k who likes to cause accidents, despite what other people tell you.

What are the 3 headlight bulbs?

When considering headlight bulbs, there are three common types: halogen, HID, and LED.

• Halogen Headlights. Halogens use technology that’s been around for more than half a century, and their dependable performance has helped make them the standard among car manufacturers.
• HID Headlights.
• LED Headlights.

How do I know what headlight bulb I need?

What headlights should you buy? Every headlight is designated with a bulb size. For a bulb installed in your car, you can find the number stamped or printed on the side of the bulb. It’s also listed in the service manual and in an auto bulb guide.

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.

Will AutoZone replace a headlight?

Going to a dealership or repair shop will usually cost you more than just the cost of the headlights because you’ll also have to pay for the technician’s time. However, if your headlight is easily accessible to an installer, AutoZone will replace it.

What size bulb is in a 2016 Honda Civic?

Honda Civic LED/HID Bulb Size Summary

Year Range	2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Headlight High Beams	9005 (HB3)
Brake Light (Sedan/Hatchback)	7440 (7443)
Brake Light (Coupe)	1156 (3497)
High-Mounted Brake Light (Sedan)	7440 (7443)