Black Halogen Projector Headlights Pair for Kia Optima USA Built (2011-2013)

Black Halogen Projector Headlights Pair for Kia Optima USA Built (2011-2013)

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Black Halogen Projector Headlights Pair for Kia Optima USA Built (2011-2013)

Black Halogen Projector Headlights Pair for Kia Optima USA Built (2011-2013)

$216.95
DS-921014C000

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Fitment warning: These headlights fit only the USA-built 2011-2013 Kia Optima sedan (LX, EX, EX Luxury) with factory halogen projector headlights without LED daytime running lights. They will not fit Korea-built Optimas (different lamp; we carry the Korea-built pair here), the Optima Hybrid (Korea-built), the SX / SXL, or any Optima with factory HID / xenon headlights or LED DRL headlights. The plant is printed on the label in the driver door jamb. Bulbs and sockets are not included, so move your factory bulbs over or buy new ones.

Clear up the face of your Georgia-built Optima. This black-housing projector pair replaces hazy, dim or cracked 2011-2013 headlights with crisp clear lenses, a sharp halogen projector low beam and the factory-style amber accents. Each lamp bolts to the original mounting points and plugs into the factory connector, with no splicing.

Fitment

Years Vehicle Notes
2011-2013 Kia Optima USA-built (West Point, Georgia) LX, EX and EX Luxury sedan with factory halogen projector headlights without LED DRL. Not Korea-built cars, not Hybrid.

Specs

  • Sold as: driver and passenger pair
  • Housing: black, clear lens, amber accents
  • Low beam: halogen projector; high beam: halogen reflector
  • Bulbs and sockets not included (reuse your factory bulbs)
  • DOT and SAE compliant
  • Mounts to the factory points and plugs into the factory connectors (no splicing)

In the Box

  • Driver-side halogen projector headlight assembly
  • Passenger-side halogen projector headlight assembly

Interchange References

Replaces the original assemblies commonly crossed with 92101-4C000, 92102-4C000, KI2502157, KI2503157.

Installation: Kia Optima (2011-2013, USA built)

On the 2011-2013 Optima the headlight is held by bolts that sit behind the front bumper cover, so the bumper cover has to come off. It is a 10 mm socket and trim-clip job; a helper makes the bumper easier to handle. Turn the lights and ignition off before you start.

  1. Remove the bolts and clips across the top of the grille / radiator cover, the screw in each front wheel well and the clips along the bottom of the bumper.
  2. Pull the bumper cover out at each wheel well, unplug the fog lights if fitted and set the cover on a soft surface.
  3. Remove the headlight mounting bolts, slide the lamp forward and unplug its connector. Twist out your bulbs and sockets.
  4. Fit your bulbs to the new lamp, plug it in, seat it on its locating points and tighten the bolts evenly.
  5. Refit the bumper cover and all fasteners, test every light function and aim the beams.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vehicles do these headlights fit?
USA-built 2011-2013 Kia Optima LX, EX and EX Luxury sedans with factory halogen projector headlights without LED DRL. They do not fit Korea-built cars, the Hybrid, the SX / SXL, or HID / LED DRL headlights. Compare your current lamps with our photos before ordering.

Is this a pair or a single lamp?
This is a complete driver and passenger pair, not a single-side lamp.

How do I know if my Optima is USA built?
Check the label in the driver door jamb or your VIN. USA-built cars were made in West Point, Georgia, and the VIN starts with 5. Korea-built cars start with KN and need our Korea-built pair.

Are bulbs included?
No. Bulbs and sockets are not included. Move your factory ones to the new lamps.

Do I need to cut or splice any wiring?
No. Each lamp plugs into the factory connectors.

How are they installed on a 2011-2013 USA-built Kia Optima?
Remove the front bumper cover (top fasteners, wheel-well screws and lower clips), then unbolt the headlight, unplug it and swap your bulbs into the new lamp. Aim the beams afterward.

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