Arnott Industries Headlight Level Sensor,Suspension Ride Height Sensor P/N:RH-5059
Arnott Industries RH-4266 rear left ride height sensor for the 2000-2006 BMW X5 tells the air suspension how far the chassis sits above the road.
A worn suspension ride height sensor can show up as the car sitting at the wrong height or a suspension warning light, and road debris, water and salt can damage it. Before you replace it, rule out damaged wiring or a corroded plug and have a shop test the air suspension, since other parts can produce similar symptoms.
This rear ride height sensor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2006 BMW X5. The listing is one sensor for the rear left; the car takes one on each side of the rear axle, so the rear right is ordered separately.
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Interchange: 37146754921
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the left ride level sensor for the 2000-2006 BMW X5?
Yes. Arnott Industries RH-4266 is the rear left sensor for the 2000-2006 BMW X5. The rear right side is a separate part.
How many pins does the connector on the Arnott RH-4266 ride height sensor have?
The Arnott RH-4266 connector is a female oval housing in black with six male pin terminals, and it has a plug-and-play design.
What can damage a rear left ride height sensor on an air suspension?
Road debris, accidents, and water or salt intrusion can wear or damage it. A shop can test the sensor reading and the air suspension to confirm.
How was the Arnott RH-4266 ride height sensor tested?
It is lab tested up to 1 million cycles. Arnott Industries RH-4266 is also made in the United States.
Does number 37146754921 cross to this ride height sensor?
Yes. 37146754921 is on the interchange list for Arnott Industries RH-4266, so it is a number this sensor replaces.
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