LR023654PR - Sensor - Ride Height - Air Suspension by PROEVO+Electrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

LR023654PR - Sensor - Rijhoogte - Luchtvering

- €50,30

€50,30

€50,30 - €50,30

€50,30

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Brand PROEVO+

Sensor - Rijhoogte - Luchtvering

Vehicle Model Range Rover 2002-2012 (L322)

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER L322 2010-2012 — Rear ride height sensor, air suspension. With Continuous Variable Damping. VIN AA000001 to AA325623.

Alternative Codes

LR023654PR

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Frequently asked questions

What does the LR023654PR ride height sensor do?

The LR023654PR is a rear ride height sensor for the Range Rover L322 air suspension. It measures the distance between the body and the axle and reports it to the suspension control module, which adjusts air spring pressure to keep the vehicle level and set the correct ride height.

Which Range Rover L322 does this sensor fit?

This rear ride height sensor fits the Range Rover L322 (2010-2012) with air suspension and Continuous Variable Damping, from VIN AA000001 up to AA325623. Confirm your VIN falls within that range, as later builds use a different sensor.

Where is this ride height sensor fitted?

This is a rear ride height sensor, typically mounted between the rear subframe or body and a suspension arm via a link rod. As the suspension moves, the link rotates the sensor, giving the control module a live reading of rear ride height.

What are the signs a ride height sensor has failed?

A failed ride height sensor typically triggers a suspension fault warning and can leave the vehicle sitting low, uneven, or refusing to change height. You may also see erratic levelling. A broken sensor link or damaged connector is a common cause on these vehicles.