T2H3166-PR - Sensor - Ride Height - Air Suspension by PROEVO+ Land Rover Range Rover

T2H3166-PR - Sensor - Rijhoogte - Luchtvering

- €64,30

€64,30

€64,30 - €64,30

€64,30

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Brand PROEVO+

Sensor - Rijhoogte - Luchtvering

Fitment Notes JAGUAR XF 2016>, F-PACE 2016>, XE 2015> — ride height sensor for air suspension / adaptive damping control

Alternative Codes

T2H3166-PR

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Frequently asked questions

What does the T2H3166-PR ride height sensor do?

The T2H3166-PR is a ride height sensor that measures the suspension position and feeds it to the Jaguar's suspension control module. The system uses it to manage air suspension or adaptive damping and keep the correct ride height. It's mounted between the body and a suspension arm.

Which Jaguar models does this ride height sensor fit?

This ride height sensor fits the Jaguar XF (2016 onwards), F-PACE (2016 onwards) and XE (2015 onwards) with air suspension or adaptive damping control. It reports suspension position to the control system. Confirm your model has the electronic suspension option before ordering.

What are the signs a ride height sensor has failed?

A failed ride height sensor typically triggers a suspension fault warning, uneven or incorrect ride height, or a car that sits low on one corner. The sensor or its linkage can wear or corrode. Replacing it usually clears the fault and restores level ride height.