--- title: "2015 Honda Accord Parts and Specs" description: "Everything for the 2015 Honda Accord: oil type and capacity, battery group size, tire sizes, wiper blades, filters, service schedule, and common problems, verified, sourced, and in one place." url: "https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2015" updated: "2026-08-20" --- # 2015 Honda Accord parts and specs Everything you need to own and maintain this exact model year. Verified specifications, part numbers, and the problems that recur, in one place. 9th generation, 2013-2017, Mid-size sedan and coupe. ## Quick facts | Quick fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Engine oil | 0W-20, 4.4 qt (base engine) | | Battery | Group 51R, 410 CCA | | Tire size | 205/65R16 (base trim) | | Wiper blades | 26" / 19" | | Cabin filter | Honda 80292-SDA-407 (element 80292-SDA-A01) | | Key fob battery | CR2032 (smart key and remote-head key) | ## Specifications for the 2013-2017 Accord ### Oil & filter Viscosity, capacity, filter part numbers, change interval [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/oil). ### Battery BCI group size, cold cranking amps, AGM or flooded [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/battery). ### Tires & wheels Factory sizes by trim, pressures, bolt pattern, lug torque [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/tires). ### Wiper blades Driver, passenger and rear blade lengths [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/wipers). ### Air & cabin filters Cabin and engine air filter part numbers, locations, intervals [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/filters). ### Bulbs Headlight, fog and marker bulb types [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/bulbs). ### Brakes Rotor diameters, pad references, service notes [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/brakes). ### Fluids Transmission fluid, coolant, brake fluid and capacities [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/fluids). ### Service schedule What's actually due at every mileage interval [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/service-schedule). ### Problems & reliability Documented failures, recalls, and which years to avoid [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/common-problems). ### Oil light reset Step-by-step maintenance light reset, no tools [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/oil-reset). ### Key fob battery Which coin cell the remote takes [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/key-fob-battery). ### Specs Towing, weight, fuel tank, fuel economy [Read more](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017/specs). These specifications are shared across every Accord of the 9th generation generation. See the [2013-2017 Honda Accord overview](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013-2017) for the full picture, or the [Honda Accord guide](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord) to compare every generation. ## Known problems with the 2015 Honda Accord 5 of the 5 issues we track for the 2013-2017 generation are documented against the 2015 model year. ### CVT torque-converter judder / shudder (moderate) CVT-equipped 2.4L cars can shudder or judder under light throttle at roughly 20-60 mph as the torque-converter lock-up clutch engages, usually from degraded fluid or lock-up control logic. Honda's fix is a software update plus an HCF-2 fluid change, with torque converter replacement if judder persists (TSB 16-061, superseded by A17-017/A17-018). Fresh HCF-2 fluid every 25-30k is cheap insurance. Honda TSB 16-061 / A17-017 / A17-018. Typical cost: $120-$250 (software + fluid); $1,500-$3,000 if the torque converter or valve body is replaced out of warranty. ### Starter grinds at startup / early starter failure (moderate) Starters on 2013-2015 Accords can grind at start-up due to inadequate clearance between the starter gear and the torque-converter ring gear, and outright starter failures well before 100k mi drew multiple class-action suits. Honda issued TSB A16-002 for the grinding; failed units are replaced with an updated starter. Intermittent no-crank with a good battery is the classic symptom. Honda TSB A16-002; class actions filed 2017 (no NHTSA recall). Typical cost: $450-$800 parts and labor out of warranty. ### VTC actuator rattle at cold start (minor) A 1-3 second grinding rattle at cold start on the 2.4L is the K24's well-known VTC (variable timing control) actuator lock-pin not holding. It is annoying more than destructive, but Honda revised the actuator and covered many replacements under TSBs. Fix is a new actuator. Labor-heavy because the timing chain must come off. Honda TSB A18-010 and related bulletins. Typical cost: $600-$1,100 out of warranty. ### Electric power steering (EPS) torque sensor, warranty extension (moderate) A manufacturing defect in the EPS torque sensor can trigger the EPS warning light and loss of power assist (steering still works, just heavy). Honda extended the torque-sensor warranty to 13 years with no mileage limit on affected 2013-2015 cars and notified owners in late 2018. If the EPS light is on, have a dealer check coverage before paying for a rack. Honda TSB A15-056 (warranty extension). Typical cost: Free under the warranty extension; $1,100-$1,800 for a rack/column repair otherwise. ### Hybrid: dead 12V auxiliary battery strands the car (minor) The small trunk-area 12V battery on Accord Hybrids commonly dies around the 4-5 year mark, and the car will not 'READY' even though the high-voltage pack is fine, symptoms look like total electrical failure. Jump-starting at the under-hood jump terminal wakes it up; the cure is a new AGM battery of the same size. Keep the 12V tested after year three. Typical cost: $180-$320. Full detail, costs and sources on the [Honda Accord problems and years to avoid](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/common-problems) guide. ## Which engines were offered in the 2015 Accord? | Engine | Trims | Oil | Oil capacity | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 2.4L 4-cylinder (K24W1 Earth Dreams, direct injection) | LX, Sport, EX, EX-L (Sport rated 189 hp via dual exhaust; others 185 hp) | 0W-20 | 4.4 qt | | 3.5L V6 (J35Y1 Earth Dreams, SOHC i-VTEC with VCM) | EX-L V6, Touring (sedan 6AT; coupe offered 6MT) | 0W-20 | 4.5 qt | | 2.0L Hybrid (LFA i-MMD two-motor; incl. 2014 Plug-In) | Hybrid, Hybrid EX-L, Hybrid Touring (2014-2015, 2017, no 2016 model); Accord Plug-In sedan 2014 only | 0W-20 | 3.9 qt | ## About the Honda Accord The Honda Accord is the Camry's perennial rival, and the 2013-2025 span covers three mechanically distinct cars that share Honda's reputation for long engine life and cheap consumables. 5L J35Y1 V6, the last Accord V6, and the only engine here with a timing belt to replace, plus a two-motor i-MMD hybrid in 2014-2015 and 2017; its documented weak spots are torque-converter judder in the CVT, grinding starters, and rattling VTC actuators. 0T with a 10-speed automatic, and a stronger hybrid, plus a big Denso fuel-pump recall and a 10-year warranty extension on leak-prone A/C condensers. 0L hybrid the volume powertrain; a quarter-million 2023-2025 hybrids were recalled in late 2025 for control-module software that can cut drive power. 3 with 80 ft-lb lug torque, key fobs take a CR2032, and there is no fixed service schedule, the Maintenance Minder computes oil life and flags codes for filters, fluids, and plugs. For how the specifications changed across every generation, see the [full Honda Accord guide](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord). ## Other Honda Accord years - [2025](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2025) - [2024](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2024) - [2023](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2023) - [2022](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2022) - [2021](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2021) - [2020](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2020) - [2019](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2019) - [2018](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2018) - [2017](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2017) - [2016](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2016) - [2014](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2014) - [2013](https://whichcarparts.com/cars/honda/accord/2013) Data confidence for this generation: Verified. ## Sources - [AutoZone fitment, 2015 Accord Group 51R battery](https://www.autozone.com/batteries-starting-and-charging/battery/honda/accord/2015) - [Goodyear fitment, 2013 Accord tire sizes by trim](https://www.goodyear.com/en-us/vehicles/Honda/Accord/2013) - [AMSOIL lookup, 2013 Accord 2.4L K24W1 oil capacity](https://www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2013/honda/accord/2-4l-4-cyl-engine-code-k24w1-k/) - [AMSOIL lookup, 2013 Accord 3.5L J35Y1 oil capacity](https://www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2013/honda/accord/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-j35y1-j/) - [CarComplaints, 2014 Accord TSB index (CVT judder A17-017, starter A16-002, VTC, EPS A15-056)](https://www.carcomplaints.com/Honda/Accord/2014/tsbs/) - [CarComplaints, Accord/Crosstour starter motor lawsuit (TSB A16-002)](https://m.carcomplaints.com/news/2017/honda-accord-crosstour-starter-motor-lawsuit.shtml) - [Honda parts catalog, 17220-5A2-A00 air filter (2.4L)](https://www.hondapartsnow.com/oem-honda-accord-air_filter.html) - [Honda parts, spark plug 12290-R71-L01 (NGK DILZKR7A11G)](https://www.hondapartsguys.com/oem-parts/honda-2008-2017-honda-spark-plug-dilzkr7a11g-ngk-12290r71l01) - [Oil filter cross-reference, Honda 15400-PLM-A02 equivalents](https://www.oilfilter-crossreference.com/convert/HONDA/15400-PLM-A02) Specifications vary with engine option, production date, and market.