13-15 Honda Accord LED DRL Module Reference Guide 

Is your car a 4cyl coupe? Link?

Jason Martinez no its a sedan sport. Coupes and sedans have different headlights. I got mine from hardtopguy.com

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Where can I find the htg harness at

Hi, thanks for asking. We would be more than glad to help explain some of the connections for the LED DRL modules. If interested, may I please ask if you can send us a message on our site linking to this video to ask for more information on the connections? Please feel free to message here: www.uniquestyleracings.com/index.php?route=information/contact Thank you!

Did this work for you?

Hi Brian, thanks for asking to confirm. We currently do not have anything concrete for a Touring LED headlights for the 2013-2015 Honda Accord due to us not having enough demand for them. If the manufacturer were ever going to try and make a Touring version for the Base accord, it would look something like the stock OE-Touring headlights that was available for the 2013-2015 Accord: images.hgmsites.net/hug/2013-honda-accord-sdn_100398320_h.jpg If you are seeking the 2016+ Accord Touring headlight design, unfortunately the manufacturer may not do this as the cost for R&D to figure the LED design and fitment outweighs the demand for the lights. We apologize for the slim options. Thanks for checking with us!

Thanks for asking to confirm. We usually sandwich the Red positive battery post wire between the positive battery post and the nut that secures the battery cabling. Please ensure to unground the battery before wrenching on the positive battery post nut to avoid any shocks. The rest of the LED DRL harness shown in this video does connect to the "Sports" model headlights for the 13-15 Honda Accord. If you happen to have the Base accord, the only additional wire that needs to be tapped would be the Yellow wire, which will tap to your Parking Light positive wire. Thanks for checking.

Which side is the light on?

@@Striker50_ The left side..

@@Carloscda40 You should be able to remove your radiator reservoir to give you more access. It's a white jug located to the right of your windshield wiper fluid. Just lift it up and it should come off. Make sure not to yank it or tilt it over because it has some fluid in it. But just move it to the side and it should give you way more access

Yo are these kits available. I need one like now, but can't locate it anywhere. Kicking rocks

Thanks for asking. If you have the 2016 Honda Accord Base Model and you want to upgrade to the Full LED Touring headlights, unfortunately these LED DRL modules would not work as the Touring LED headlights slightly have different connections. The LED DRL module also requires "Halogen" High Beam/DRL function to properly work, which the Touring Full LED headlights lacks. I am confirming with you that we are currently in the works to develop the Full LED Touring headlights for the 2016-2017 Honda Accord Base models to upgrade. We believe the production should be completed somewhere around the end of September this year. Thanks for checking.

Yes lol

Hi Dylan, thanks for asking. I am glad to confirm with you that these LED DRL modules we've developed with an LED manufacturer also works for the OEM Accord headlights. If you have the BASE non-LED DRL Accord headlights, you will need to purchase an OEM Mid-Level headlights with LED DRL and use the modules shown in the video to "activate" the LED DRL function. Thanks for checking with us.

Hi John, thanks for asking. You are correct, that the LED DRL module is to activate the Sports Mid-level headlight's LED strip for those with the BASE Accord model with the Halogen DRL. You still will need to purchase either the DEPO brand or the OEM brand Sports Mid-Level headlights with the LED strips to activate them with the LED DRL module as the Base Accord does not have the LED strip to begin with. Thanks for checking.

Unique Style Racing i have a question, I can use the module with my halogen headlights with the non led strip? , so I can turn that strip (non LED) with that module ?, because I don’t really want to change the headlights I only want to turn on that strip if is led or not 😅

@@samwh4775 I think it would work, Plug in the T10 parking light socket from the kit with your bulb you want to use. Remove your T10 that already exists on your headlight. Just tape off the original T10 parking light socket from the car so no water gets in

Hi Spencer, thanks for asking. We will normally have the DRL LED modules in stock. Please feel free to shoot a friendly message to the seller if in the case you want to check the stocking situation directly. Thanks again for your support!

When you gonna have drl module in stock?

Hi, thanks for asking to confirm. Depending on whether if you have the two door or four door, here are some listing titles you can search to find the item on eBay: (A) LED DRL Headlight +Adapter Harness Module For 13-15 Honda Accord 2D 4Cyl UPGRADE OR (B) LED DRL Headlight +Adapter Harness Module For 13-15 Honda Accord 4D 4Cyl UPGRADE Please ensure to message the seller on eBay if you have any fitment questions as they should be able to help out. Thanks for checking.

I searched on eBay but nothing

@@kevindominguez55 Hello, Thanks for asking. We are currently out of stock and will not be restocking any time soon. But keep an eye out, since we restock constantly different items.

Hi Donald, thanks for asking. You should be able to find the headlights with DRL modules or the DRL modules by itself here: stores.ebay.com/fishcake321/_i.html?_nkw=honda+drl+13&submit=Search&_sid=274436460 Please note that we have the listings separated between the 2D Coupe vs the 4D Sedan. Thanks for checking!

Hi Aldrin, thanks for asking. I sincerely apologize to inform you that our vendor currently lists them only on eBay for now. Please let me know if you have the 2013-2015 Accord Sedan or Coupe so I can help link you. Thank you.

@@usrauto I have a honda accord 2013, I need to get the housing and the module, do you know where to get it or the Part Number for the Headlights