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Xenon sensor fault

Sensors are susceptible to malfunctions and wear and tear, and xenon sensors are no exception. Both mechanical faults and electrical issues can occur, necessitating sensor replacement. A defective xenon sensor will prevent the headlights from adjusting their angle. If this happens, the driver will typically notice a warning light on the dashboard, indicating a fault in the lighting system. In such cases, it's essential to check whether the fault lies with the sensors or another component within the lighting system, such as the adjustment motors. If the xenon sensors are indeed faulty, replacement is necessary.

Replacing a xenon sensor

Replacing xenon sensors is a task you can handle yourself. The sensors are usually located near the suspension arms of your vehicle. We recommend wearing safety glasses and gloves for this procedure, as you'll be working under the car to access the sensor, and dust or debris might be present. Please note: the exact replacement procedure for xenon sensors varies depending on the car model.

If you prefer to have a mechanic replace the sensor, you can still save money by ordering the part online. Simply order the sensor online and bring it to your chosen garage. Online retailers often offer car parts at more competitive prices than garages.

Buying a xenon light sensor

You can easily purchase new xenon sensors at Winparts. Quickly find the right parts using your car's details or registration number. Enter your registration number on our website, and we'll show you all the compatible car parts. Looking for other sensors for your vehicle? We also offer crankshaft sensors, temperature sensors, oil level sensors, and throttle position sensors.

Xenon light sensor

Vehicles with xenon headlights are equipped with xenon sensors. These sensors automatically adjust the height of the headlights. This is necessary because xenon headlights can be very blinding to oncoming traffic. These sensors detect uneven road surfaces and then ensure that the headlights adjust accordingly. A defect in the xenon sensors means that the lights remain in the same position. This can blind other road users, which can lead to dangerous situations. Are you looking for new xenon sensors? At Winparts you can easily find the right sensors using your registration number. Enter your car details or registration number on the website and we will show you the right parts.

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