2015 Honda Pilot Bulb Size Guide

Quick Reference

The 2015 Honda Pilot, a popular choice for families and adventurers alike, offers reliable performance and a spacious interior. When it comes to lighting, understanding the correct bulb sizes is crucial for proper visibility and safety. This guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of bulb sizes for your 2015 Pilot, covering everything from headlights to interior lights.

It's important to note that the 2015 Honda Pilot came in several trim levels (LX, EX, EX-L, Touring), and some lighting specifications, particularly for headlights, can vary. Most 2015 Pilots were equipped with halogen headlights, but some higher trims, specifically the Touring model, could be found with projector-style headlights that might utilize HID (High-Intensity Discharge) bulbs for the low beams.

Headlights

For the low beam headlights, most 2015 Pilot models use an H11 halogen bulb. If your Pilot has projector headlights (often found on the Touring trim), it may still use an H11, or in some cases, a D2S HID bulb. It's always best to visually inspect your current bulb or consult your owner's manual to confirm the exact type if you have projector housings. The high beam headlight on all 2015 Pilot trims is a 9005 halogen bulb. The Daytime Running Lights (DRL) often share the same bulb as the high beams, using a 9005 bulb, though it operates at a lower wattage.

Fog Lights

If your 2015 Honda Pilot is equipped with fog lights, they will typically use an H11 halogen bulb. These are designed to provide additional illumination close to the ground in adverse weather conditions.

Turn Signals and Brake Lights

The front turn signals on the 2015 Pilot typically use a 7440A (amber) or 7440NA (natural amber) incandescent bulb. The "A" or "NA" denotes the amber color, which is standard for turn signals. The rear turn signals use a 7440 incandescent bulb. For the brake lights, a 7443 incandescent bulb is used, which is a dual-filament bulb that also often serves as the tail light.

Tail Lights and Reverse Lights

As mentioned, the tail lights often share the 7443 dual-filament bulb with the brake lights. The reverse lights on the 2015 Pilot use a 921 incandescent bulb. These provide bright white light for visibility when backing up.

Auxiliary Exterior Lights

For the license plate illumination, a 168 incandescent bulb is commonly used. Both the front and rear side marker lights also typically utilize a 168 incandescent bulb. These small bulbs help to make your vehicle more visible from the sides.

Interior Lighting

Inside your 2015 Pilot, the dome light often uses a DE3175 or 3175 festoon-style bulb. The map lights, usually found in the front overhead console, commonly use a 175 incandescent bulb. It