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LR115083 - Coolant Temp Sensor by Autotec ComponentsElectrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

LR115083 - Coolant Temperature Sensor

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Brand Autotec Components
Coolant Temperature Sensor mounted in the cylinder head coolant gallery, part of the engine cooling and engine management system.

The sensor is a thermistor whose resistance varies with coolant temperature. The engine control module reads this signal to set fuelling and ignition timing during warm-up, to control the cooling fan and thermostat, and to drive the temperature gauge and overheat warning.

Used across the Ingenium engine family, covering the 1.5L three-cylinder, 2.0L four-cylinder and 3.0L six-cylinder petrol and diesel units.

A degraded sensor commonly shows as erratic or implausible temperature readings, poor cold-start running and raised fuel consumption, or a cooling fan that runs constantly.

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 Sport 2014-2022 (L494)
Range Rover Evoque 2012-2018 (L538)
Range Rover Evoque 2019+ (L551)
Range Rover Velar 2017+ (L560)
Fitment Notes Cylinder-head coolant temperature sensor for AJ200/AJ20 Ingenium engines (1.5L 3cyl, 2.0L 4cyl petrol/diesel, 3.0L 6cyl).
RANGE ROVER EVOQUE 2012-2018 (L538) — 2.0L AJ200 petrol/diesel
RANGE ROVER EVOQUE 2019+ (L551) — 2.0L AJ20 petrol/diesel, 1.5L PHEV
RANGE ROVER 2013+ (L405) — 2.0L AJ200, 3.0L AJ20 petrol/diesel
RANGE ROVER SPORT 2014-2022 (L494) — 2.0L AJ200, 3.0L AJ20
DISCOVERY SPORT 2015+ — 1.5L/2.0L Ingenium petrol/diesel
DISCOVERY 5 2017+ — 2.0L/3.0L Ingenium petrol/diesel
RANGE ROVER VELAR — 2.0L/3.0L Ingenium petrol/diesel
NEW DEFENDER 2020+ (L663) — 2.0L/3.0L Ingenium petrol/diesel
Alternative Codes
LR115083

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Frequently asked questions

What does the coolant temperature sensor do?
The coolant temperature sensor measures engine coolant temperature and feeds it to the ECU for fuelling, cooling fan and gauge control. It typically threads into the cylinder head or coolant housing on Ingenium AJ200 and AJ20 engines, covering 2.0L four-cylinder and 3.0L six-cylinder petrol and diesel.
Which Land Rovers does this sensor fit?
This coolant sensor fits Ingenium-engined Land Rovers including the Range Rover Evoque L538 and L551, Range Rover L405, Range Rover Sport L494, Discovery Sport, Discovery 5, Velar and New Defender L663. It's a cylinder-head coolant sensor shared across the 2.0L and 3.0L Ingenium range.
What are the signs of a failing coolant temperature sensor?
A failing coolant temperature sensor typically triggers the engine warning light, erratic temperature gauge readings, poor cold starting or higher fuel use. Because the ECU relies on its signal for fuelling and fan control, a faulty sensor can cause running issues even when the cooling system is healthy.
Can I replace the coolant temperature sensor myself?
Replacing the coolant temperature sensor is usually a straightforward job with basic hand tools, though the system typically needs partial draining and the connector releasing. Confirm your engine is an Ingenium 2.0L or 3.0L unit before ordering, as the sensor is specific to this family.