Ensure precise air-suspension operation and correct rear ride height on your Range Rover with this Rear Ride Height Level Sensor (OEM LR010803). This vital sensor measures the vertical position of the rear suspension and sends real-time signals to the air suspension control module so the system can maintain proper ride height, comfort and stability under changing loads and road conditions. Over time these sensors can become worn, corroded or electronically faulty, causing uneven stance, suspension-warning messages or loss of automatic levelling. Replacing a faulty rear height sensor with this OEM-equivalent unit from DDP Autoparts restores accurate height monitoring and helps your Range Rover’s air suspension perform as designed — delivering smooth, level handling and confident ride quality.

OEM Number: AH42-5A955-BC, AH42-5A955-BD, RH-3379, 0901396, 22.42.005, LR023654, LR010803, AH425A955BC, AH425A955BD

Fitting Position : Rear Axle Left And Right

Number Of Pins : 6-Pin Connector

QTY. : 2

Make	Model	Variant	Type	Engine	Chassis	Year
Land Rover	Range Rover	Diesel Off-Road Vehicle	3.0 D 4x4	2926cc 130KW 177HP 306D1(M57D30)	AWD Series 3 L322	2002-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Diesel Off-Road Vehicle	3.6 D 4x4	3628cc 200KW 272HP 368DT(LION)	AWD Series 3 L322	2006-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Diesel Off-Road Vehicle	4.4 D 4x4	4367cc 230KW 313HP 448DT(DITC)	AWD Series 3 L322	2010-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Petrol Off-Road Vehicle	4.2 4x4	4197cc 291KW 396HP 428PS(AJV8)	AWD Series 3 L322	2005-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Petrol Off-Road Vehicle	4.4 4x4	4394cc 220KW 299HP 448PN(AJV8)	AWD Series 3 L322	2004-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Petrol Off-Road Vehicle	4.4 4x4	4394cc 225KW 306HP 448PN(AJV8)	AWD Series 3 L322	2005-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Petrol Off-Road Vehicle	5.0 4x4	4999cc 276KW 375HP 508PN(AJ133)	AWD Series 3 L322	2009-2012
Land Rover	Range Rover	Petrol Off-Road Vehicle	5.0 4x4	4999cc 375KW 510HP 508PS(AJ133)	AWD Series 3 L322	2009-2012
Make	Model	Variant	Type	Engine	Chassis	Year

Our SKU: TLR023654x2_94

All our Range Rover Rear Left & Right Height Level Sensors Lr010803 are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This Range Rover Rear Left & Right Height Level Sensors Lr010803 is specifically compatible with Land Rover: Range Rover, .

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Reg number in our live chat or contact form! You can also find details on our purchasing & shipping guide here.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What does this rear ride height level sensor do?
A: The sensor monitors the rear suspension’s vertical position and sends that data to the air suspension control unit. The control unit then adjusts air pressure in the air springs to maintain correct vehicle ride height and balance.

Q: Which vehicles is part number LR010803 compatible with?
A: This rear ride height sensor is used on Range Rover models with air suspension and carries the OEM references LR010803 and LR023654. Always check your vehicle’s VIN or part fitment before ordering.

Q: What symptoms indicate a failing rear height sensor?
A: Common signs include:

• Suspension-warning messages on dash

• Rear sagging or uneven stance

• Harsh or unpredictable suspension behaviour

• Air suspension failing to level correctly after startup

Q: Is this sensor a direct replacement part?
A: Yes — this unit is manufactured to OEM-equivalent specifications and is designed to plug directly into your vehicle’s existing wiring and mounting points.

Q: Will replacing this sensor fix suspension warnings?
A: If the warning is caused by a faulty or inaccurate height sensor, replacing it and clearing stored fault codes typically restores normal levelling and corrects the warning.

Q: Do I need to recalibrate the sensor after installation?
A: On many Range Rover models, a diagnostic reset or calibration may be required after fitting new height sensors to ensure proper suspension reference and smooth operation.

Q: Can I drive with a bad rear height sensor?
A: Short distances are possible, but it’s not recommended — incorrect readings can cause uneven suspension behaviour, poor handling and increased wear on other suspension parts.