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Last updated: September 20, 2022
In this guide, we'll help you quickly and easily find the replacement bulb size(s) you need for your 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 Ford F-150 (13th Generation). From the headlights to the brake lights and everything in between.
Finding this information in your owner's manual or calling the dealership can be a tedious and time-consuming process so we packed it all in this short guide, just for you.
We organized all the bulbs into 5 lighting categories with easy-to-read charts. Select any of the categories below to jump right to the bulb size chart you're looking for:
💡 TIP: Did you know that you can upgrade your headlight and fog light bulbs on your F-150? Get up to 300% more light with LED or HID bulbs. Learn more below the size charts!
️⭐ NOTE: This guide only applies to 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 F-150s with the original factory (OEM) assemblies. If you have aftermarket headlights, fog lights, brake lights, etc. you will need different bulb sizes as per the manufacturer's specifications.
🎯 ACCURACY: If you notice any inaccuracies or missing information, please let us know so we can update the guide. Providing accurate and complete information is important to us and our readers.
🚧 IMPORTANT: Automotive light bulbs are vehicle-specific! Follow this guide, review your owner's manual or contact your dealership to make sure you're buying the right bulbs to avoid fitment issues.
Position | Bulb | Type | Upgrade Avail. |
Low Beam Headlights (dims) | H11 (H8/H9) | Halogen | Yes |
High Beam Headlight (brights) | 9005 (HB3) | Halogen | Yes |
Daytime Running Lights (DRL) | LED | LED | No |
Position | Bulb | Type | Upgrade Avail. |
Fog Light | 9140 (H10) | Halogen | Yes |
Puddle Light | LED | LED | No |
Position | Bulb | Type | Upgrade Avail. |
Brake Light (Rear) | 3157 | Halogen | Yes |
Brake Light (High-Mounted) | 912 or LED | Halogen | Yes |
Reverse Light | 3156 (3157) | Halogen | Yes |
Position | Bulb | Type | Upgrade Avail. |
Turn Signal Bulb (Front) | 7443 (7444NA) | Halogen | Yes |
Turn Signal Bulb (Rear) | 3156 (3157) | Halogen | No |
Turn Signal Bulb (Side) | LED | LED | No |
Side Marker (Front) | 2825 (12961) | Halogen | Yes |
Side Marker (rear) | 3156 (3157) | Halogen | Yes |
Position | Bulb | Type | Upgrade Avail. |
License Plate Light | 168 | Halogen | Yes |
Glove Compartment Light | LED | LED | No |
Map Light | LED | LED | No |
Rear Dome Light | LED | LED | No |
Trunk/Cargo Light | LED | LED | No |
Year Range | 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 |
Low Beam Headlights | H11 (H8/H9) |
High Beam Headlight | 9005 (HB3) |
Fog Light | 9140 (H10) |
Back Up (Reverse) Light | 3156 (3157) |
Brake Light (Rear) | 3157 |
Brake Light (High-Mounted) | 912 |
Side Marker (Front) | 2825 (12961) |
Side Marker (rear) | 3156 (3157) |
Turn Signal Bulb (Front) | 7443 (7444NA) |
Turn Signal Bulb (Rear) | 3156 (3157) |
License Plate Light | 168 |
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Yes. This guide applies to 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 Ford F-150s.
If you do a lot of nighttime driving or have difficulty seeing at night, we recommend upgrading from halogen to either LED or HID bulbs. They will produce more light and last longer than replacement bulbs.
Yes, so long as they are halogens. Changing halogen bulbs is quite easy for the most part. We strongly advise finding How-To videos online for the specific bulb(s) you wish to change and consult the Owner's Manual for additional help.
If your vehicle has factory LEDs, you will need to visit your dealership to have them changed.
No. Aftermarket assemblies typically use different bulb sizes. Consult with the assembly manufacturer for the right bulb size(s).
You will need a flat screwdriver and either an 8mm wrench or a drill to remove the nuts and bolts. We also recommend wearing gloves to prevent getting fingerprints on the bulbs.
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Disclaimer: The information contained on this page is provided free of charge to our visitors. It was prepared to the best of our abilities and with all the information available to us at the time of writing. We reserve the right to change, remove or update any information contained on this page at any time and without notice to improve its accuracy. The most reliable method to determine the bulb size is by pulling your actual bulb(s) and reading the part number indicated directly on the bulb. The information compiled on this page comes with no guarantees or warranties.