Standard Ignition Headlight Level Sensor P/N:LSH101
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition LSH110 rear right headlight level sensor for the 2007-2013 Toyota Sequoia senses how the vehicle sits for the self-leveling headlight system.
Headlights that sit too high or too low, especially with a loaded trunk, can mean the sensor is no longer reporting vehicle height correctly. These signs alone do not prove the sensor is the problem, since a headlight that is simply out of adjustment looks the same.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2007-2013 Toyota Sequoia. This listing is one sensor for the rear right; this side takes one, and the other side is ordered separately.
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Interchange: HSL110 · HLSB10014 · HLS523 · 16282311020 · 8940734020
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Does the Standard Ignition LSH110 fit the 2007-2013 Toyota Sequoia?
Yes. Standard Ignition LSH110 is a rear right headlight level sensor for the 2007-2013 Toyota Sequoia, and this listing covers the rear right position only.
Does this headlight level sensor use a plug-in connector?
Yes. The connector type for this sensor is plug in.
Can the Standard Ignition LSH110 compensate for headlights shifted by a loaded trunk?
Yes. After installation, the Standard Ignition LSH110 can adjust for headlight aim that shifts when the trunk is loaded.
What are the signs of a bad headlight level sensor?
Headlights that aim too high or too low, particularly with a loaded trunk, can be a sign the level sensor is failing. A shop can test the self-leveling system.
Does the Standard Ignition LSH110 replace part number 8940734020?
Yes. 8940734020 is one of the numbers the Standard Ignition LSH110 replaces; the other numbers are on the Interchange line.
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