Keep your air suspension reading the road accurately with the Arnott Industries Suspension Ride Height Sensor / Headlight Level Sensor RH-5062. This rear 2004-2009 Land Rover Range Rover sensor is a direct-fit replacement with plug-and-play integration on all engines. The part is listed under both names, and the listed applications use two at the rear.
Arnott's aftermarket ride height sensors help level the vehicle by measuring the changing distance between the road and the chassis. The sensor sends that reading to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU). The ECU then signals the air suspension compressor to add or release air in the air struts as needed.
- Direct-fit, plug-and-play: Engineered as a direct-fit replacement with plug-and-play integration for an easy install.
- Rear position: Mounts at the rear. For best results, replace the sensors in pairs.
- Lab tested: Tested in the lab up to 1 million cycles.
- Electrical: Black, oval, female connector style with 3 male pin terminals.
Ride height sensors can wear out, and they are exposed to road debris, accidents, and water and salt intrusion. Signs this part may need replacing include the vehicle sitting at an uneven or incorrect height, or the air suspension not adjusting as it should. Diagnose the cause first. If a worn sensor is the problem, this replacement is designed to restore proper ride height sensing for correct suspension adjustment and vehicle stability. Arnott advises replacing a worn sensor to help prevent further damage to the air suspension system.
Sold individually; the listed applications use two per vehicle. Grade: standard replacement. Country of origin: China.
Interchange: LR020628 · LR020629 · LR032105 · LR032106 · RQH500440 · RQH500441 · RQH500450 · RQH500451
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
LR020628, LR020629, LR032105, LR032106, RQH500440, RQH500441, RQH500450, RQH500451
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicles does the Arnott RH-5062 fit?
It fits the 2004-2009 Land Rover Range Rover with all engines and mounts in the rear position.
How many ride height sensors do I need?
The listed applications use two at the rear, and this listing is for one sensor. Arnott recommends replacing them in pairs for best results.
What does a suspension ride height sensor do?
It measures the changing distance between the road and the chassis and sends that reading to the ECU. The ECU then signals the air suspension compressor to add or release air in the air struts.
What are signs a ride height sensor may need replacing?
The vehicle may sit unevenly or at the wrong height, or the air suspension may not adjust as expected. Other faults can cause these signs, so diagnose the cause before replacing the sensor.
Is the RH-5062 difficult to install?
Arnott engineered it as a direct-fit replacement with plug-and-play integration for an easy install on the listed applications.
