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Shop Ford headlight bulbs for F-150, Mustang, Explorer, Escape, Ranger, Super Duty, and other Ford cars, trucks, and SUVs. Start with the year, make, model, and light-position selector. Then confirm the bulb number against your owner’s manual or the number printed on the original bulb before choosing a replacement.
This collection includes LED headlight bulbs, selected fog-light bulbs, single-size pairs, and dual-size sets for supported factory-halogen applications.
A universal Ford bulb size chart can be misleading because the correct bulb may change with model year, trim, headlight housing, and position. Use this process before ordering:
Select your Ford’s year, model, and light position.
Confirm whether you’re replacing a low beam, high beam, dual-beam bulb, or fog light.
Match the OEM bulb number printed on the original factory-halogen bulb.
Use the bulb-size filters, including 9005, 9006, 9007, 9012, H4, H7, H10, H11, H13, and available dual-size sets.
Open the product page and verify the plug, bulb count, electrical requirements, physical design, and listed application.
| Ford model | Collection coverage currently shown |
|---|---|
| Ford F-150 lighting | 2000–2023 |
| Ford Mustang headlight bulbs | See model collection |
| Ford Explorer headlight bulbs | 2001–2019 |
| Ford Escape headlight bulbs | 2001–2024 |
| Ford Fusion headlight bulbs | 2006–2016 |
| Ford Expedition headlight bulbs | 1999–2023 |
| Ford Edge headlight bulbs | 2007–2018 |
| Ford Ranger headlight bulbs | 1993–2025 |
| Ford Focus headlight bulbs | 2000–2018 |
| Ford Super Duty headlight bulbs | F-250/F-350/F-450/F-550; verify year and position |
The ranges above reflect the model collections presently shown on this page. They do not mean one bulb fits every year or trim within the range.
Use the collection filters to narrow the grid by bulb size, series, power, and position. If your Ford uses separate high- and low-beam bulbs, a dual-size set is appropriate only when the vehicle selector and exact product listing confirm both sizes.
Specifications vary by series. Compare the exact listing’s light color, stated output, weather rating, cooling design, dimensions, package contents, and customer ratings. The brightest-looking specification is not the only consideration: correct bulb orientation, housing compatibility, cutoff, and beam aim all affect useful nighttime visibility.
Many Ford LED bulb listings are designed around direct-plug installation, but electrical requirements can vary. Some sensitive Ford systems may display an error or require additional compatibility hardware. Review the product listing first and use a CANbus decoder only when the application or troubleshooting information calls for one.
Before adding a bulb to your cart, confirm:
The original position uses a replaceable halogen bulb.
The socket and light position match the listing.
The bulb and cooling components fit behind the housing or dust cap.
Any required decoder or accessory is identified.
The product’s intended use complies with the rules where the vehicle is operated.
If you need to replace the housing rather than only the bulb, compare Ford headlight assemblies. You can also browse Ford tail-light assemblies separately.
Select your year, make, model, and light position, then verify the result against the owner’s manual or the number on the original bulb. Trim and housing differences can change the required size.
No. F-150 headlight bulb sizes and configurations can vary by year, trim, housing, and beam position. Use the vehicle selector and confirm the exact product application.
Only choose a bulb when the exact listing supports your socket and application. Retrofit LED bulbs may be restricted to off-road, show, or race use, so check product documentation and local rules.
