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YYC000460PMALR - Retainer by LAND ROVERHardware Part Land Rover Range Rover

YYC000460PMALR - Spring Retainer – Parking Sensor

- €13,40
€13,40
€13,40 - €13,40
€13,40
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Spring Retainer - Parking Sensor
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — spring retainer for parking distance control (PDC) sensor
Alternative Codes
YYC000460PMALR

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Spring Retainer (YYC000460PMALR) used for?
The Spring Retainer is the clip that holds a parking distance control (PDC) sensor into its mounting on the rear bumper. It's a genuine Land Rover part for the Discovery 2 (1998-2004), keeping the parking sensor seated and correctly aligned in the bumper aperture.
Where does the parking sensor spring retainer fit?
The spring retainer fits behind the rear bumper of the Discovery 2 (1998-2004), around the parking distance control sensor. It grips the sensor body so it sits flush in the bumper. If a sensor pushes in or sits loose, a broken retainer is often the cause.
How many spring retainers do I need?
You'll typically need one spring retainer per parking sensor, so match the quantity to the sensors you're refitting on the Discovery 2. It's common to renew the retainer whenever a PDC sensor is replaced, since the clip can fatigue and no longer hold the sensor firmly.
Can I fit the spring retainer at home?
Yes, fitting the spring retainer is a DIY job, usually done with the rear bumper or sensor accessed from behind. It needs no special tools. Take care handling the parking sensor wiring, and make sure the sensor clicks in securely so it reads correctly once refitted.