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880 / 881 LED Fog Light Bulbs & Kits

Upgrade compatible 880 and 881 fog light or DRL applications with LED replacements designed for brighter, more efficient illumination. This collection includes compact 2000-lumen CSP bulbs and higher-output 6000-lumen LED kits, with 6000K white and 3000K yellow options available for different lighting preferences. Always confirm whether your vehicle uses an 880 or 881 bulb before selecting a replacement.
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880 / 881 Bulbs & LED Conversion Kits for Fog Lights, DRL & Auxiliary Lighting

The 880 / 881 bulb is a single-beam automotive fog light bulb using a PG13 plastic L-shaped base with an O-ring seal and ¼-turn locking mechanism. Originally designed as a 27W halogen bulb on approximately 12.8V systems, it produces approximately 300–700 lumens at around 3200K warm white and is commonly installed in bumper-mounted fog lights and auxiliary lamps across GM, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and other passenger vehicles.

880 / 881 LED Performance

  • Halogen Output: ~300–700 lumens
  • LED Upgrade Output: 2000–6000 lumens per pair
  • Halogen Color: ~3200K warm white
  • LED Options: 3000K yellow / 6000K white
  • Current Draw (27W): ~2.1A
  • Current Draw (37.5W): ~2.9A
  • LED Draw: Significantly reduced compared with halogen

LED fog lights provide faster illumination response, improved beam clarity, and reduced heat buildup inside fog housings.

This Underground Lighting collection upgrades compatible 880 halogen and 881 halogen applications to high-efficiency LED replacements and plug-and-play fog light kits using CSP LED chips and high-power 40W LED arrays. Compared with filament bulbs, these LED upgrades provide 2000–6000 lumens per pair, cooler operation, reduced current draw, and modern 6000K white or 3000K selective-yellow output.

All bulbs retain the PG13 base geometry for direct fitment in compatible OEM fog lamp housings without modification.

Products in This 880 / 881 Collection

1. 880 LED Fog Light Bulbs – 2000LM CSP Chips (PAIR)

  • Output: ~2000 lumens per pair
  • Color temperature: 6000K white
  • LED type: CSP (Chip-Scale Package)
  • Voltage: 12V automotive
  • Base: PG13 (880-compatible)
  • Application: Fog light / DRL

Designed for reflector-style fog housings, these CSP LEDs replicate filament positioning to help maintain proper beam dispersion while increasing brightness over stock halogen.

2. 881 LED Fog Light Bulbs – 2000LM CSP Chips (PAIR)

  • Output: ~2000 lumens per pair
  • Color options: 6000K white / 3000K yellow
  • LED type: CSP
  • Base: PG13 (881-compatible)
  • Direct plug-and-play

The 3000K yellow variant is designed to improve contrast and reduce perceived glare in fog, rain, and snow conditions.

3. 880 / 881 40W 6000LM PNP LED Headlight Fog Light DRL Kit (PAIR)

  • Power rating: 40W total system
  • Output: ~6000 lumens per pair
  • Color temperature: 6000K white
  • Plug-and-play wiring
  • Integrated driver for stable voltage regulation

This high-output LED kit is designed to increase close-range visibility compared with compatible 27W halogen bulbs while maintaining OEM socket compatibility.

Both 880 and 881 bulbs use the same general PG13 connector and O-ring sealing design. However, 37.5W 881 halogen variants draw approximately 2.9A, so the factory housing and wiring should be rated for the original bulb specification.

LED replacements can reduce electrical draw to approximately 3–8W while increasing available luminous output.

Housing Compatibility & Beam Considerations

880 / 881 bulbs are primarily used in:

  • Reflector fog lamp housings
  • Shallow parabolic bumper-mounted lamps
  • Auxiliary off-road housings

Beam performance is determined by the housing reflector geometry, not solely by the bulb. Properly aligned CSP LEDs help maintain more controlled beam focus than oversized multi-sided LED designs.

Common Compatible Vehicles, Installation & Sealing Design

880 / 881 fog light bulbs are frequently found in:

  • GM trucks and SUVs
  • Ford F-Series and crossovers
  • Honda and Hyundai passenger cars
  • Toyota sedans and SUVs

Always verify PG13 base compatibility before ordering.

The 880 / 881 installation design includes:

  • ¼-turn push-lock PG13 base
  • Integrated O-ring to help prevent moisture ingress
  • Plug-and-play harness connection
  • No metal flange with a plastic sealed base

Proper O-ring seating is critical to help prevent condensation inside fog lamp assemblies.

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Why Choose Underground Lighting 880 / 881 bulb LED Bulbs?

  • 3–8× Increased Brightness

    Underground Lighting 880 / 881 LED upgrades can provide up to 6000 lumens per pair compared with approximately 300–700 lumens from halogen bulbs, increasing available foreground illumination.

  • Reduced Power Consumption

    Underground Lighting 880 / 881 LED systems consume significantly less current than 27W–37.5W halogen bulbs, helping reduce electrical load and thermal stress within compatible fog light systems.

  • Weather-Optimized Color Options

    Underground Lighting offers 3000K yellow for improved contrast in fog and rain, along with 6000K white for bright, clean illumination and a modern appearance.

  • Faster Illumination Response

    Underground Lighting 880 / 881 LEDs activate immediately instead of requiring filament warm-up, providing faster illumination for compatible fog light, DRL, and auxiliary applications.

  • Cooler Operation

    Underground Lighting 880 / 881 LEDs produce less waste heat than traditional filament bulbs, helping reduce thermal exposure around compatible PG13 sockets and fog light housings.

  • Long Operational Lifespan

    Underground Lighting solid-state LED systems are designed for extended operation, helping reduce replacement frequency compared with conventional filament bulbs when used within their intended application.

How to Choose the Right 7507 LED Bulb

Confirm the 7507/PY21W fitment, then match the bulb to the color, lighting position, and vehicle electrical system.

  • Check fitment: Verify 7507/PY21W using the original bulb or Vehicle Search Tool.
  • Confirm the base: 7507 uses a BAU15s base with offset pins.
  • Choose the right color: Amber for turn signals and white for compatible DRL, reverse, or auxiliary applications.
  • Check CANbus needs: Some vehicles may require built-in resistance to prevent hyperflash or warning messages.
  • Match the application: Confirm the bulb is suitable for the intended lighting position.
  • Verify before ordering: Use the Bulb Finder or Vehicle Search Tool.

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880 / 881 LED Fog Light FAQs

880 and 881 bulbs are commonly used for automotive fog lights, daytime running lights, and auxiliary lighting positions. The exact application depends on the vehicle, so the original bulb number should always be confirmed before replacement.

880 / 881 LED bulb prices depend on the output, LED design, and whether you are buying replacement bulbs or a complete higher-output kit. 2,000-lumen 880 and 881 LED bulb pairs are currently listed at $59.99, while the 6,000-lumen 880/881 LED kit is listed at $159.99. Prices and promotions may change over time.

No. The main difference is their base and locking design, so an 880 bulb may not properly fit in an 881 socket. HELLA lists the 880 with a PG13 base and the 881 with a PGJ13 base, both rated at 12V and 27W. Always confirm the original bulb and socket before ordering.

Brightness depends on the specific LED design. The 880 and 881 CSP bulb pairs are rated at approximately 3,000 lumens per bulb, while the higher-output 880/881 LED kit is rated at approximately 6,000 lumens per pair.

3000K produces a yellow appearance, which is often chosen for a warmer fog-light look and poor-weather use. 6000K produces a cooler white light, which is commonly selected for a cleaner, modern appearance. The best option depends on the beam pattern, luminous output, glare control, and correct aiming.

Yes, 880 or 881 bulbs can be used for the daytime running light DRL position, depending on the vehicle specifications. The 2,000-lumen CSP bulbs and the 6,000-lumen LED kit listed on this page are intended for compatible fog-light and DRL applications.

Usually, 880/881 LED bulbs do not need a separate ballast. LED bulbs are designed to work with the vehicle's existing electrical system. Most have built-in LED drivers that regulate the power supplied to the LEDs. A ballast is associated with HID or xenon lighting, not standard LED replacement bulbs.

Not every vehicle requires them. Some vehicles monitor the factory bulb's electrical load and may display a warning or cause flickering after an LED conversion. You may need a compatible resistor or decoder if the vehicle’s bulb-monitoring system reacts to the lower LED load.

Many 880 / 881 LEDs are designed for direct installation into compatible factory sockets. But you should not assume every bulb will work that way, as compatibility depends on your vehicle. Check the bulb number, socket, polarity, physical clearance, CANbus systems, and O-ring before buying.

The O-ring creates the seal between the 880/881 bulb and the vehicle's socket. It prevents moisture and dirt from entering the socket, locks the bulb securely in the correct position, and reduces the risk of corrosion around the electrical contacts.

Check the number printed on your existing bulb. Don't rely on the bulb's appearance because 880 and 881 bulbs can look very similar. Remove the existing bulb from your vehicle. Look for markings on the bulb or its plastic base. Match that number with the replacement bulb you buy. You can also check your vehicle owner's manual. Look under the bulb replacement or lighting section for the correct bulb number.

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