Honda Accord LED Headlights - How To Install - 9th Gen | 2013-Present

[@augustojunior5906]

do you have the complete kit low beam, high beam, daylight and fog light kit for 2013 Honda Accord ?

[@DavidJonesYoutube]

So I did this same setup but I have a headlight blown, do I just need a bulb or the whole bulb and wire again

[@dfuma213]

I’m not sure if you’ll get back to me but on my 213 Honda Accord Lx I installed some leds and noticed something odd. When it’s day time and lights are set to Auto, the high beams stay on but they are very dim and flicker They work perfectly fine at night time though.

[@PrecisionLED]

Did you install PrecisionLED products? If so please reach out to our support team at [e-mail]!

[@ganzonomy]

Was this done on a 4 or a 6? The 6 send a lot tighter than this

[@Musicalpa]

Great videos. Looking forward to see you make one for the 2016 Honda Fit

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for the feedback. We will keep an eye out for one here in Los Angeles, California. Subscribe for updates!

[@thefrog280]

If I go for a complete LED headlight assembly, will there be a conversion needed for that? Or would that be a better conversation for the manufacturer?

[@PrecisionLED]

I am sure you would have to swap some of your wiring if upgrading the entire housing to an aftermarket housing.

[@notapodcast_Podcast]

This is great, happy i found this video but what bulbs can I use for the high beams?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for the interest. You can find the compatible high beam product here: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html The installation process would be virtually the exact same as shown in the video.

[@brandonbanner8488]

How long is that tape on the back of the ballast rated to last? I wouldn't want that to be falling down

[@PrecisionLED]

The 3M double sided tape is rated to last the entire lifespan of the LED kit, which is under a lifetime warranty.

[@MadeBy_Juice]

3M TAPE IS THE BEST KIND OF TAPE FOR YOUR CAR IT DOESN'T DAMAGE NOR REMOVE PAINT WHEN REMOVED & if it does fall off you can go to the store and buy more

[@Orange-yp9bl]

Just purchased your products for this Accord 2017 .... Wichita way should the LED chip be ... Facing down or up inside the projector housing ... For maximum light output on the headlights ... Thanks in advance

[@PrecisionLED]

The bulb should only be able to be installed in a single direction. It does not necessarially matter which direction the LED board is facing in a projector housing.

[@Jason-oq8by]

I have a 2014 honda accord ex-l sedan, I wasn't sure if I could just "plug and play" these led's into the excisting housing or would I still have to get a specific led housing before installing these lights. Any help would be great, thanks!

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, our LEDs are designed to be plug-and-play, so all you would need to do is follow the instructions in the installation video above!

[@Jdmlsturbo]

I have hids now, been thinking about going led, how is it? Still have a cut off line? Any hot spots like the hid? Or is it more full with the led? Is it more dense with the led? And better (left) to (right) coverage? How much more clear and dense is the led over hid?

[@PrecisionLED]

HIDs are indeed considered a thing of the past. LED headlights are a much newer technology. Yes, the headlight cutoff line actually has to do with having a projector vs reflector headlamp housing, rather than HID/LED. The LEDs installed properly into your headlight housing would project exactly as your halogens do. However, they will just be much brighter (2-3x), which a nice, sleek, LED look to them. You can read more about the differences here: www.caradvice.com.au/278125/headlights-explained-halogen-v-hid-v-led-v-laser/

[@Jdmlsturbo]

PrecisionLED sorry, forgot to mention, I have a 2017 Accord Sedan also. But mine is the Lx😞. I was thinking about changing my projector lens to the 4g TL. But the accord already has a cut off, being we have halogen projectors. Only down side is, it’s not a true HID projector. And our h11 bulb is a 360 degree when the filament is lit. And I always assumed LED wasn’t a better coverage due to most of the LEDS on the market have them on two sides, not projecting a 360 degree angle like a regular h11 halogen bulb. Does that seem to make sense to you? Lol or am I looking at it wrong? Then there are TRuE led projectors. Like the LED kioto projectors from the Corolla.

[@Jdmlsturbo]

PrecisionLED sorry forgot to add, most the LEd I find on the market with 4 sided LEDs are always going to be a high/low function.

[@PrecisionLED]

I believe what you are referring to as a "LED projector" would just be a projector housing, which your vehicle already has. There is some controversy when installing LEDs/HIDs on a reflector housing because of glare to oncoming drivers. In which case, people prefer to change their housings to a projector housing (LED housing), to ensure there is a solid cutoff line, and no glare to oncoming drivers. However, your vehicle already comes with this housing, so all you would need is the LED system (bulbs and ballasts). Your vehicle already has a solid cutoff line to prevent glare to oncoming drivers.

[@Jdmlsturbo]

PrecisionLED no, I’m talking about adding a h11 led bulb with driver. Led projectors will have a triangle shape csp led chip, beamed to a reflector and through a LED Projector. So far I have seen a ton of people on forums add a h11 led headlight kit, but no one ever really goes into how it performs with a factory (non-hid)halogen projector like light penetration, depth, density, beam angle, hot spots light bleeds. So if I end up not switching my hid out for a led headlight kit, I’ll most likely do a retro-quick lens swap to a 4g TL or sc430.. If I have deeper pockets I’ll do a true retrofitting to Bi-LED projector housing. Unless of mayb switching to a led headlight kit and changing just the halogen projector lens to a true led projector Lens makes a huge difference. But first things first, I’m gonna do the LED DRL strip on my 2017 sedan LX headlights first. Lol

[@FaeAtaraxia]

Would this be brighter than an hid 35W at 5000k? Is it plug and play without the accord led wire hardness that is not included for lx, sports, and ex trims?

[@PrecisionLED]

Both LEDs and HIDs vary via the quality of products. We believe we have some of the highest quality products on the market today, which we back with a warranty. Also, yes, our headlight LEDs are simple plug-and-play, as you can see in the installation video. Also, no, a wiring harness is not required for LED installations.

[@nesone6520]

Could you give a quick comparison/benefit to the LED light vs. the original? Aside from the brightness, what about the life of it? My stock lights on my '13 Accord lasted 98K and 102K miles respectively. Thanks

[@AlwaysBeSmart674]

Damn you already have 102k on 2013..I'm looking at getting a 2013 or 2014 but heard some of the 2013s have problems..If you dont mind me asking have you had any issues with your car? Thanks.

[@nesone6520]

The issues that I have had, are a seized auto tensioner assembly (for the alternator belt), which cost me about $110 (installed it myself), and the alternator pulley went bad at 162K, which could have been caused from the auto tensioner going bad. Those are the only major issues and I am now at 176K miles. I also have had the occasional screeching audio from the sound system, but I never took it back to do the software update, I simply turn the car off and on again.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. The main benefit of the LEDs would indeed that the brightness inside of your vehicle would be increased 2-3x. However, it would also give your vehicle a nice, sleek look. I would expect the LEDs to last just as long, if not longer than your halogen bulbs. However, the lifespan can vary depending on things that are out of our control (i.e. battery efficiency). We do back all of our products with a 1 year warranty.

[@dahonu85]

Have you done or can link to a 2014 Honda Accord Touring? It has the two jewel look

[@PrecisionLED]

We do not, but we will keep an eye out for one here in LA!

[@jonathantrinh6290]

Im looking to purchase this and led foglights for my moms accord, my main concern is the automatic switch shorting out the bulb like hids. Will the led bulbs short out like hid bulbs?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. No, our LEDs will not short out a bulb, as we only sell high quality Canbus product to ensure you do not experience any issues like this, flickering, dash errors, etc. We also have a 30 day return policy, so if you come across any issues with your installation, you are welcome to contact us for assistance, or send the product back our way for a refund of your purchase.

[@DanaCouch]

What is the difference between low beam led kits with and without the ballasts?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. The low beam kit without the ballast would be for cosmetic use only, meaning you would only change up the color of your lows. However, with the installation of the package with the ballasts, you would also increase your nighttime driving visibility by 2-3x.

[@supersayian759]

So I have the 2017 Accord led touring headlights and was wondering if the drl could be switched out ? The bottom of both are burnt out

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, you can absolutely swap out your DRL lights. Feel free to email us directly at [e-mail] and we can recommend a compatible LED kit.

[@SoulSeeker770]

How far does it shine? I find that my other LED light can shine very far and I see better with the my halogen bulb. Most LED don’t shine properly. Would you show a video of how it shine against a wall?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. Our LEDs are roughly 3x brighter than your stock halogens, and will increase your nighttime driving by A LOT! Feel free to give our headlights a try. If you are unhappy with your purchase, we have a 30 day no hassle return policy.

[@salmanm990]

Does the leds color match the drls and fog lights?

[@notapodcast_Podcast]

Seems to match just fine.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for the interest. There are a variety of headlight colors to choose from. You would want to use your own judgement in order to ensure the headlamps match, however, the 6000K LEDs typically seem to match just fine. There are color charts on our headlight package deal.

[@MCTSkyer]

Is that power driver required to get the lights to turn on? I went through a couple of h11 led low beam bulbs that does not have a power driver but none will turn on when plugged in. And I don't know why.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. It is possible to install LEDs without the ballast. However, these tend to be a much less powerful bulb, and will not produce much light output. When installing our CREE LED kits, the ballast is required, as the LED is very, very powerful, and will increase your nighttime driving by 2-3x.

[@gangnamstyleswagyolo]

Does the ballast get hot enough to damage any of the surrounding components?

[@PrecisionLED]

Absolutely not. The ballasts do warm up a bit, but they do not get nearly hot enough to damage anything under your hood.

[@iGalvanz]

Do you have a bulb / product for the 2015 honda accord LED daytime running lights? And or do you have a LED light strip for the accord in the front?

[@PrecisionLED]

www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html

[@martincho0116]

Is honda accord 2013 LED our of stock? and are low beam and high beam the same thing?

[@PrecisionLED]

The product you are looking for should be in stock! The lows would be what we show in the the video above, and you can find the compatible high beam product here: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html The installation process for the highs would be virtually the exact same as shown in the video.

[@robbed1052]

Do you make Fog Light LED's for the 2015 Accord EX-L V6 Coupe? Edit: The low beams on the website fit the fog light.

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is correct, both the lows and fog lights use the same H11/H8 bulb fitment, so the kits are interchangeable.

[@S3xychiq89]

I clicked on the link but I can't find what I'm looking for. I have a 2014 Honda Accord and I would like it to look exactly like that. I don't really like the led the card came with. Can you send me the right link please

[@PrecisionLED]

I apologize for the inconvenience, but we currently have the CREE H11 Headlight product (item in the description) on backorder. The product has been removed from the website for a short moment. I would recommend checking back in a week to see if it is back up, as this is the timeframe we do expect to receive a replenishment of inventory. We thank you for your patience.

[@zayybandglo6330]

I have 2014 Honda Accord coupe . I was told I have h11 halogen lights currently.. Once I buy the conversation kit do I install it jusy as you did ? & H11 conversion kit is what I need to buy specifically ?

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is correct, if your vehicle requires the H11 bulb type, then the CREE H11 kit is the correct kit for your vehicle. This kit is linked in the description of the video.

[@zayybandglo6330]

PrecisionLED thank you 💯

[@Hakuna_My_Tatas]

Would have been nice to show the before and after at night to show the difference in terms of output on both stock and these leds. As well as the throw and width.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for the suggestion, we will try to do that in future videos!

[@Hakuna_My_Tatas]

@@PrecisionLED I am currently using HIDs in my car. Hylux 45w ballast with XenonDepot’s “Philips XV2”. I qouted that bc im not sire if they are legit authentic Philips XV2’s, it does seem to provide decent width and good throw outwards compared to the halogens. I noticed that these LEDs you’ve installed, the LED faces upwards when installed. As opposed to all others having 2 LEDs on both sides but once installed, the LED points at 3 and 9’o’clock. There is an article where it showed a similar LED bulb in a projector housing that illuminates 180 degrees just one side as yours does, and it was night and day difference. Here it is that article, www.led-car-light-manufacturer.com/select-led-projector-headlight-bulb/ Thats why I was curious if you guys can do a short video demonstrating your LED bulbs at night to show how effective it is. Willing to pull the trigger if it will be on par if not better than HID. Additionally, what is the chip set thats being used on the LED bulbs? I currently have PIAA Hyper Arros LED in 4000K temp in my fogs. It uses the Luxeon Z ES chip set. I like the color temp, it looks like halogens on steroids, but still provides a better output compared to halogens. I like them as it looks factory and not blueish like 99% of all LEDs on the market. Easier on the eyes. Any chance you guys might manufacture a similar 4000K H11 bulb set the same as PIAA’s Hyper Arros 4000K ? Many thanks!

[@delhiwala9875]

for high beam do i need to take out bumper

[@PrecisionLED]

No, you should not have to remove the entire bumper. You should be able to access the high beam just like as shown in the video for the lows, as the high beam bulb is right next to the low beam bulb.

[@leehudson5388]

I have the 2016 accord sport, do I need to change both high and low beam lights? When I turn high beams on both come on.

[@PrecisionLED]

You do not need to, but you can if you choose. Here are direct links for your convenience: Highs: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html Lows: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html

[@jrugenre7677]

Would LED bulbs work with all front light assembly, on a 2013?

[@jrugenre7677]

*For Sport model

[@PrecisionLED]

@@jrugenre7677 Yes, it would be compatible with your 2013 Sport. Link is in the description!

[@alejandromunoz5047]

Thank you for the video. I'm looking to upgrade my '17 V6 trim. How often would I be replacing the LED lights?

[@PrecisionLED]

Longevity varies depending on use, however, on average, I would say that the LEDs would last 4-5 years. We back all of our products with a 1 year warranty.

[@ishaharshad6492]

Could I put a 2016 light on my 2013 Honda Accord since the light assembly broke

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for you interest. The installation process for your 2013 would be identical as the 2016 (and as shown in the vide), and you would install this kit: goo.gl/iBdU6u

[@shawonahmed6988]

Will a h11 LED bulb fit in a high beam?

[@notapodcast_Podcast]

I had the same question and they pointed me in the direction for what they use for the high beam bulbs Premium 9005 CREE LED Headlights www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html

[@PrecisionLED]

^Thanks!

[@rocklandgil1]

I'm looking for a good led lights h11 for my accord 2015.. it has to be 8000 lumens or more. Pls tell me how much is it. If I buy then from you ?

[@PrecisionLED]

Here is a direct link for your convenience: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html?

[@brettlangford1538]

What is the longevity of these bulbs?

[@PrecisionLED]

Longevity varies depending on use, however, on average, I would say that the LEDs would last 4-5 years. We back all of our products with a 1 year warranty.

[@supradav]

What are the main advantages of your Precision HID Kit (which cost $139.99) vs DDM Tuning HID Kit (which is $29.99)? What justifies the premium cost basically. I'm considering both of you guys for my new ride.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. It is just simply a difference in quality. Our products are rated to last years, as opposed to a cheaper LED kit, which I would expect to last just a few months. Also, our kits would require very little power from your vehicle's battery to ensure it will not cause any issue with other electrical components in your vehicle. We can assure you, you will not experience any flickering, dash errors, or other issues with our kits, as we sell only high quality Canbus products.

[@richardvargas3681]

How much is this kiy Worth?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. We have the package listed for 139.99. You can find a direct product link in the description.

[@thatdood1878]

Do these lights give off any glare?

[@PrecisionLED]

There are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K or 8000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.

[@reeferologist]

Andy Olivares to put

[@reeferologist]

PrecisionLED you

[@javier232]

Will the heat of the car loosen up the adhesive on the power source?