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Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam, Headlight Bulb Low Beam
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam, Headlight Bulb Low Beam
Used for: Back Up Light Bulb, Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: Back Up Light Bulb, Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: Brake Light Bulb, Parking Light Bulb, Tail Light Bulb, Turn Signal Light Bulb Front, Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear
Used for: License Plate Light Bulb
Used for: Side Marker Light Bulb Rear
Used for: Turn Signal Light Bulb Front
Used for: Courtesy Light Bulb
Used for: Dome Light Bulb
Used for: Glove Box Light Bulb
Used for: Trunk or Cargo Area Light
This 2009 Ford F-250 bulb size guide helps you verify the correct bulb by lighting position, so you can replace a burned-out lamp with the right fit the first time. Whether you are working on the headlights, tail lights, marker lights, or interior lamps, the page organizes the common bulb sizes for this model in a simple way.
Because the 2009 Ford F-250 was offered with different trims, body styles, and lighting packages, the exact bulb used in a given location can vary. Use the bulb chart to match the bulb to the position on the truck, then compare it with the bulb already installed before you buy a replacement.
For best fitment, always confirm whether your truck uses halogen or an aftermarket LED conversion, since that can change the bulb choice or the way the light behaves. Trim and package differences can also affect fog lights, headlamps, and some interior lamps, so checking the installed bulb before purchase is the safest step. If you are replacing factory bulbs with LEDs, make sure the new bulb is compatible with the socket and consider whether you may need load resistors or other hardware to avoid warning lights or fast flashing. When in doubt, remove the old bulb and compare the base, size, and connector style before ordering.
The 2009 Ford F-250 low beam headlight bulb is listed as H13 or H6054, depending on the lighting setup. Always confirm the bulb already installed in your truck before ordering.
The high beam headlight bulb is listed as H13 or H6054 for this model year. Because trim and market differences can apply, checking the existing bulb is recommended.
The front turn signal bulb is listed as 4157NA or 3157. Either bulb may appear depending on the truck’s configuration and lighting package.
The rear turn signal bulb is listed as 3157. This is the same bulb size used for several rear lighting functions on this truck.
The brake light bulb is listed as 3157. On many trucks, this bulb is shared with other rear lamp functions, so it is worth checking the socket location carefully.
Both the tail light bulb and parking light bulb are listed as 3157 for the 2009 Ford F-250. That makes it easier to keep a spare on hand for rear lighting repairs.
The back up reverse light bulb is listed as 921 or 3156, and the back up light bulb is also listed as 921 or 3156. The exact bulb can vary by truck setup, so verify the installed bulb before replacing it.
The license plate light bulb is listed as 168. This is a small incandescent bulb commonly used for plate illumination on many Ford trucks.
The dome light bulb is listed as 578, and the courtesy light bulb is listed as 194. These interior bulbs may differ if your truck has a different cab or lighting package.
The glove box light bulb is listed as 161, and the trunk or cargo area light is listed as 906. These are separate interior locations, so match the bulb to the exact lamp before buying.
The rear side marker light bulb is listed as 2825. If your truck has been modified or fitted with aftermarket lamps, the bulb type may need to be confirmed at the socket.
The front fog light bulb is listed as 9145 LED. If your truck has been converted from factory halogen lighting, make sure the replacement matches the actual fog light assembly.
Yes, many owners upgrade to LED bulbs, but fitment and performance can vary by position. Check the socket size, beam pattern, and any load or compatibility requirements before converting.
Because trim level, body style, market, and lighting package can change the bulb used in some positions. Comparing the installed bulb to the chart is the best way to avoid ordering the wrong part.