OEM Acura Light Assemblies

Acura Light Assemblies FAQ

A light assembly is a kit for installing lighting in your Acura -- everything from headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights (DRLs) to brake and signal lights (blinkers), fog lights, and even specialty lights like puddle lights. The kit can include all you'll need for the job -- the housing, the hardware, and sometimes even the halogen, HID/Xenon, or LED bulbs the install calls for. The lights burn out, though, or the assembly gets damaged, and you're off the road until they get replaced.

What are the Signs it's Time to Replace a Light Assembly in an Acura?

You may notice its light is dimmer than usual, or flickering. You may also find the assembly broken, which can happen because of everything from low impacts to full-on accidents. Otherwise, check your owner's manual for a maintenance schedule; the light may be at that age where it's recommended to change it.

How Much Does Replacing an Acura Light Assembly Cost?

Hundreds to thousands of dollars; it depends, for one, on your model -- Acura RDX or Acura MDX, for instance -- and its body style (car or SUV). It can also depend on whether you have service done at an Acura dealer. You can save money going DIY -- just be sure to use OEM replacements for best results and to keep from voiding your factory warranty.

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