Arnott Industries Headlight Level Sensor,Suspension Ride Height Sensor P/N:RH-3767

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$389.99
MPN: RH-3767
Item Package Code: EA
Part Has Core (Y/N): N
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Arnott Industries Headlight Level Sensor,Suspension Ride Height Sensor P/N:RH-3767
Arnott Industries Headlight Level Sensor,Suspension Ride Height Sensor P/N:RH-3767
$389.99

Help your Lexus hold its proper ride height with the Arnott Industries Suspension Ride Height Sensor, part number RH-3767. This front left sensor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2008-2011 Lexus LX570 and the 2013-2021 Lexus LX570 (All engines). It is also listed as a headlight level sensor.

Arnott's OES ride height sensors measure the changing distance between the road and the vehicle's chassis. The Electronic Control Unit (ECU) receives that reading and uses it to command the suspension to raise or lower the vehicle as needed. These sensors can wear out, and road debris, accidents, water and salt intrusion can damage them. Arnott advises replacing a worn sensor to help prevent further damage to the suspension system.

  • Precision measurement: designed to support accurate suspension calibration.
  • Position: front left, with a quantity of 1 per application.
  • Electrical connector: grey, rectangular male connector with 3 male pin terminals.
  • Grade: standard replacement. Country of origin: Japan.

Arnott recommends replacing ride height sensors in pairs for best results. If a failed sensor is the cause of an incorrect ride height, this OES sensor is intended to restore the vehicle's ability to respond to road conditions.

Interchange: 8940660030

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

8940660030

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vehicles does the Arnott RH-3767 fit?

It fits the 2008-2011 Lexus LX570 and the 2013-2021 Lexus LX570 (All engines) in the front left position.

What does a suspension ride height sensor do?

It measures the distance between the road and the chassis. It sends that reading to the ECU, which uses it to raise or lower the vehicle.

What are signs this sensor may need replacing?

Possible signs include the vehicle sitting unevenly or at the wrong height, or a suspension warning light. Road debris, accidents, water and salt can damage these sensors, so diagnose the cause before replacing.

Should I replace ride height sensors in pairs?

Arnott recommends replacing them in pairs for best results. This listing is for one front left sensor.

What type of electrical connector does RH-3767 use?

It has a grey, rectangular male connector with 3 male pin terminals.