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LR074065 - Camshaft Position Sensor

Original price - Original price €134,40
Original price
€134,40
€134,40 - €134,40
Current price €134,40
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Brand Bosch
Camshaft Position Sensor monitors camshaft rotation for the engine management system.

Mounted in the cylinder head and camshaft cover, it signals camshaft position to the ECU for injection and valve timing control on Ingenium AJ200 and AJ20 engines.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender New 2020+
Land Rover Discovery 5 2017+ (L462)
Land Rover Discovery Sport 2015+ (L550)
Range Rover 2013-2022 (L405)
Range Rover 2022+ (L460)
Range Rover Sport 2014-2022 (L494)
Range Rover Evoque 2012-2018 (L538)
Range Rover Velar 2017+ (L560)
Fitment Notes Mounted in the cylinder head / cam cover. Ingenium AJ200 & AJ20 engines.
DISCOVERY 5 2017 ONWARDS (L462) — 2.0L I4 AJ200 Diesel & Petrol, 3.0L AJ20P6 Petrol, 3.0L AJ20D6 Diesel (Solihull (V)HA000001/(V)JA000001, Nitra (V)K2000001/(V)L2000001/(V)M2000001)
DISCOVERY SPORT 2015 ONWARDS (L550) — 2.0L I4 AJ200 Diesel & Petrol, 2.0L AJ20P4 / AJ20D4 (Halewood, Changsu, Itatiaia builds)
NEW DEFENDER 2020 ONWARDS (L663) — 2.0L I4 AJ200 Diesel & Petrol, 3.0L AJ20P6 Petrol, 3.0L AJ20D6 Diesel (Nitra build)
RANGE ROVER L405 2013-2022 — 2.0L I4 Petrol High AJ200 from (V)JA000001
NEW RANGE ROVER L460 2022 ONWARDS — 3.0L AJ20P6 / AJ22P6 Petrol (incl PHEV), 3.0L AJ20D6 Diesel
RANGE ROVER SPORT L494 2014-2022 — 2.0L I4 AJ200 Diesel from (V)HA000001, 2.0L I4 AJ200 Petrol from (V)JA000001
RANGE ROVER EVOQUE L538 2012-2018 — 2.0L I4 AJ200 Diesel from (V)GH000001, 2.0L I4 AJ200 Petrol from (V)JH000001
RANGE ROVER VELAR 2017 ONWARDS (L560) — per AllMakes platform listing
Alternative Codes
LR074065

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Frequently asked questions

What does the camshaft position sensor do?
The camshaft position sensor tells the engine ECU the exact position of the camshaft, which the ECU uses to time fuel injection and ignition. On these Land Rovers it's fitted to the Ingenium AJ200 and AJ20 engines. Without a good signal the engine can misfire or fail to start.
Which models does this camshaft sensor fit?
This sensor fits Ingenium-engined models including the new Defender (2020 on), Discovery 5, Discovery Sport, Range Rover L405 and L460, Range Rover Sport L494, Evoque L538 and Velar. It covers the 2.0 and 3.0 Ingenium petrol and diesel engines, so confirm your engine is Ingenium.
Where is the camshaft position sensor located?
This sensor is typically mounted in the cylinder head or cam cover on the Ingenium engine, reading the camshaft as it rotates. Its position at the top of the engine usually makes it reasonably accessible, though the exact location varies between the 2.0 and 3.0 engine variants.
What are the symptoms of a faulty camshaft position sensor?
A failing camshaft position sensor typically causes a stored fault code, rough running, misfires, hard starting or a no-start, and the engine may go into limp mode. Because the ECU relies on this signal for injection timing, a faulty sensor on the Ingenium engine usually triggers a warning light.