Kia Sedona Headlight bulbs, Sedona Fog Light Bulbs

Kia Sedona Headlight Bulb Information

Kia Sedona Headlight Bulb choices are plenty. Once you decide you’re ready to install some aftermarket light bulbs, there are many options to consider in choosing the perfect replacement headlight bulb for your Sedona. Headlight Bulb replacements are available in a variety of brands, wattages, and colors, with each set of headlight bulbs being ideal for a particular purpose.

Our line of Kia Sedona headlight bulb carry thru 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 or 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12 models.

Aftermarket Headlight Bulb Colors

Probably the biggest choice you will make when choosing headlight bulbs is what color to get, as light color will be the most visibly obvious effect on your Sedona.

The White Replacement Headlight Bulb: The Popular Choice

Sometimes incorrectly called blue headlight bulbs because of their blue tint, super white bulbs use the blue as a filter to produce a clean white light. They emulate white sunlight with color temperature of around 5,000K. Since they produce a clean color without any aggressive tint, they are a low key upgrade for a cleaner nighttime drive. They are by far the preferred choice for Kia Sedona low beam and high beam replacements. They are also the 2nd most popular Sedona fog light bulb color option.

Types: Nokya Arctic White, Nokya Cosmic White (Ion tint), PIAA Xtreme White, and PIAA Intense White

The Purple Replacement Headlight Bulb: Euro Styling Favorite

Purple is the color of choice for Sedona owners going for the Euro style look. Emulating the purplish tint that is produced by German OEM Xenon HID Bulbs, they provide a stylish white with a strong hint of violet. They are the perfect complement to red hued neon accents (i.e., pink, red, purple).

Types: Nokya Arctic Purple, PIAA Super Plasma GT-X

The Yellow Replacement Headlight / Fog light Bulb: JDM Styling and Universal Safety

Yellow is the only color of aftermarket headlight / fog light bulb for your Sedona that can be considered a safety upgrade. Unlike other colors of light, yellow light actually works better in snow, fog, and rain since it does not create glare when reflected off of those surfaces. That’s why yellow is the go-to choice for your Kia Sedona fog light or high beam bulbs. They have a small similarity to your Sedona’s OEM headlight bulb color, so they can also be considered a low key upgrade for your Sedona’s low beams as well.

Types: Nokya Arctic Yellow, PIAA Plasma Yellow (white / ion yellow)

Brand Comparison: PIAA vs. Nokya

There are many aftermarket headlight and fog light bulbs on the market, but PIAA and Nokya are hands down the best.

Kia Sedona PIAA Replacement Headlight and Fog Light Bulbs

Pros
Street Legal
Superior Japanese Build Quality
Name Brand Recognition
Cons
High Price Colors Not as Deep (since street legal)

Kia Sedona Nokya Replacement Headlight and Fog Light Bulbs

Pros
Highly Affordable
Deep Vibrant Colors
Excellent reliability
Cons
Off-road use only for high beams and low beams (many areas don’t care though)

Which Bulb does your Kia Sedona’s Headlight or Fog light use?

We try to keep our database as updated as possible, but we may not have the exact bulb application listed for your Sedona headlight or fog light. In these cases, we recommend the following:

• Check your vehicle owner’s manual to see if it lists the replacement bulbs you should use for your headlights or fog lights (this may not work with aftermarket headlights or fog lights).
• Using clean gloves and not touching the glass, uninstall a stock bulb and look for a part number (usually printed or inscribed on the base).
• Check the front of your lamp to see if the part number is inscribed on the face of the lamp below where the bulb rests.

If all else fails please use our bulb identification chart and list of identifying features. Please note that while we try to list all types of bulbs, please use caution as there are other types available.

Also, you can identify the filament count by looking inside the glass. Each coil of springs is one filament. Dual filament have the high and low beams in a single bulb.

Headlight / Fog Light Bulb Identification Chart

The halogen bulbs on this page are for stock NON-HID lights only.

How to Install Kia Sedona Bulbs

Depending on which type of bulb you are installing on your Sedona Headlamp Low Beam, High Beam, or Fog Light, the installation process should be pretty simple. If you are having trouble figuring out how to work with a certain type of bulb, please use this list of tips:

General:
Please make sure your lights have been off for at least 5-10 minutes before attempting to install. The glass gets extremely hot and could take some time to cool down.

Make sure your Sedona is off and parked on a level surface. For added safety, you could disconnect your positive battery terminal to make sure you do not damage your electrical system. This is also a good idea for newer model cars that throw a check engine light when you replace your headlight bulbs.

If any dirt or oil (including skin oil) gets on the glass of the bulb it could cause the bulb to overheat and blow prematurely. For this reason, please make sure to wear clean gloves and avoid touching the glass.

Kia Sedona Headlight Bulb / Sedona Fog Light Bulb Frequently Asked Questions

Is the price listed for a single Sedona bulb or is it for the pair?

All the PIAA and Nokya bulbs we sell for your Sedona are sold by the pair. By paying the listed price, you get both bulbs. We do not have the bulbs packaged for individual sale.

How long will these PIAA / Nokya bulbs last in my Kia Sedona?

Generally speaking, if the bulbs are installed properly without leaving any dirt or oil on the surface, you could expect them to last 1-2 years. If you have any blowouts within the first couple of months, please let us know and we will be happy to replace them for you.

Do you carry BLUE headlight or fog light bulbs for my Kia Sedona?

There are only a few companies that produce truly BLUE light bulbs (not super white with a blue tint, but actually royal blue). We do not carry these types of bulbs as the coating is usually very dark resulting in a very dim beam, making them a safety hazard.

Which bulbs are better: Nokya, Sylvania, Luminics, etc. ?

Considering the price, Nokya bulbs are by far the best bargain we have available for your Sedona fog lights or headlights. Sylvania are very pale color-wise (even worse than PIAA), Luminics have an overall higher defect ratio, and most other brands do not stack up to Nokya quality (let alone PIAA).

Will these bulbs burn the wire harnesses on my Kia Sedona?

Your Sedona’s stock wire harness is not designed to withstand continuous extended usage. For that reason, we offer Nokya Replacement Harnesses to ensure long term proper lighting on your Sedona. They are also a far cheaper alternative to buying Sedona factory harnesses which lack the heat capacity of the Nokya Sedona harnesses.

Are these bulbs brighter than my Kia Sedona’s stock Headlight / Foglight bulbs?

No. Contrary to popular belief, aftermarket bulbs add color to your high beams / low beams / fog lights by adding a tint to the glass. This tint results in a nicer beam, but blocks out a small amount of light, resulting in a slightly dimmer beam than your stock clear Sedona bulb would have. The color comes at the price of a LITTLE bit of brightness, but most people do not notice the difference.

Why Should I Buy Aftermarket Bulbs for My Kia Sedona’s Headlights / Fog lights?

First off, the stock bulbs on your Sedona are going to wear out eventually. Replacing your bulbs with aftermarket headlight bulbs (or fog light bulbs) and keeping your OEM headlight bulbs for spares can be a good way to make sure you are always driving safe and minimize your chances of getting a time wasting fix-it ticket. Also, changing your headlight bulbs can be an inexpensive, quick, and easy way to give your Sedona a nice personalized touch that unlike many upgrades, you can actually SEE while driving.