The 2015 Honda Civic uses two different bulbs for the low beams; the sedan uses a 9006 low-beam headlight bulb, whereas the 2015 civic coupe uses an H11 headlight bulb for the low beams. Historically, there was no difference between the civic headlight bulbs -- regardless of whether you had a sedan or coupe. If you've got a 2015 civic coupe, and you're looking to upgrade your lighting, then check out XenonDepot's all new H11They're rated at 2500 lumens, use high-quality Philips LED diodes, and provide instant-on functionality. They're rated at 2500 lumens per bulb (so not quite as bright as an HID kit), but they're still going to be brighter then your stock H11 halogen bulb. If you're wondering about the fog lights, the 2015 Civic coupe also uses an h11 bulb for the fog lights, meaning that you can match your low beams to your fog lights if you get either an h11 LED headlight kit, or H11 HID kit. If you've got 4 doors (2015 Civic Sedan), then you're going to need to get something to upgrade your stock 9006 headlight bulb.

Just like the coupe, you may want to check out XenonDepot's 9006 LED headlight kit, and or a 9006 Hid kit. Kitchenaid Dishwasher Pump Replacement CostFor the brightest possible output, we definitely suggest getting a 9006 Hid kit for the low beams. Dualit Hand Mixer GearsThe 2015 Honda Civic Sedan uses an H11 bulb for the fog lights, so you're going to need to get an H11 LED kit or HID kit if you want to upgrade the fog lights on your vehicle. House Sale Glace BayAn H11 Hid kit may be too bright, but an H11 LED kit is definitely an awesome upgrade! Both the 2015 Civic Sedan and Coupe (and all the respective sub-models: DX, EX, EX-L, HF, LX, LX-S, SE, Touring, and Si) use a 9005 bulb for the high-beam. If you're looking to upgrade this bulb, check out our large selection of

9005 bulbs (LED, halogen, and HID upgrade) to find the right bulb for your application. Make sure to check out our 2015 Honda Civic Lamp Replacement Guide for a full bulb listing by 2015 Honda Civic Sub-models The 2014 Honda Civic falls into the "9th gen civic" classification - which started in 2011. Not much changed for the 2014 Honda Civic in terms of lighting (compared to 2013), however XenonDepot does have some awesome new LED bulbs to fit the low beam, fogs, turn signal, and brake light bulbs on the 2014 Civic. New for this year are some 7443 LED bulbs made by Philips, which are a street-legal option for those of you wanting to upgrade the turn signal and brake lights on your 2014 Civic. Another fantastic bulb to consider for the 2014 Civic fog lights are the all new Philips H11 LED bulbs - literally the best H11 LED bulbs in the market. If you're already got a Civic HID kit installed in the low beams, and want get your fog lights to match; look no further then the H11 Philips bulbs.

2014 Honda Civic Lamp replacement guide for a full bulb listing by sub model. While the Honda Civic has received several different makeovers and changes between 2004 and 2013, Honda has chosen to use the same bulbs for the low beams, high beams, and fog lights. Here is some information about the types of bulbs that the Civic is using for those of you that are planning on upgrading your Honda Civic’s lighting! For the 2004-2013 year range, Honda chose to use two separate bulbs for the low beam and high beam. A 9006 bulb was used for the low beams, a 9005 bulb was used for the high beams, and an H11 bulb was used as the Honda Civic fog light bulb. Here is some information about Civic 9006 low beam bulbs: Upgrading the Honda Civic low beam headlights to Xenon or HID with an HID kit is literally a plug+play upgrade – with a 9006 HID conversion kit. XenonDepot 9006 HID kits come with proper 9006 adaptors that will plug right into your Civic’s stock headlight harness – no wire splicing!

The HID bulbs in the kit are laser aligned, and properly molded, so that they insert into the Civic’s headlights just like your stock 9006 halogen bulbs. While 9006 performance halogen bulbs are available in the market, they simply won’t give you the same increase in light output that a plug+play HID conversion kit will. High beams: While you may be tempted to upgrade your high beams to HID or Xenon, we certainly do not recommend installing a 9005 HID kit in your Civic’s high beam headlights for several reasons: Here are some specifications about 9005 headlight bulbs, incase you’re curious: So if we’ve turned you off purchasing a 9005 HID kit, but you still want to upgrade your Civic’s high beam light, check out these Osram 9005 Night Breaker Unlimited bulbs. These performance 9005 bulbs, are street legal, and are a great choice if you ‘re looking to get more light output out of your high beams – a simple bulb replacement. Honda Civic Fog lights: The stock Honda Civic fog lights use an h11 halogen bulb.

An H11 bulb is a single filament bulb, which twists into place using 3 tabs to lock it into place. Here are some H11 bulb specifciations: Thinking about upgrading your Civic’s fog lights to Yellow? Want to do this without using some sort of yellow laminate on your fog lights? Try out a 3000K yellow H11 HID kit for your Civic fog lights to get the brightest, and deepest yellow color – a simple plug+play upgrade. Alternatively, if you’ve already got an HID kit in your Civic’s headlights, and want to try and match your fog lights, check out the XenonDepot H11 LED bulbs for a solution that is a simple bulb replacement. The Honda Civic between the years 1994 and 2003, used a single, dual filament halogen bulb as the low beam and high beam. The bulb is known as a 9003, or H4 bulb. Here are some H4 bulb specifications: Amazingly enough, Honda decided to use a 2 bulb headlight system back in 1998, when most manufacturers were still using single bulb setup using H4, 9004, and 9007 headlight bulbs.