Land Rover Discovery L550 Radio Remote Control Receiver 434 MHz FK72-15K602-BA

The Land Rover Discovery L550 Receiver Antenna Module 434 MHz is a specialized component within the Electronic Control Units and Controllers category, responsible for stable radio signal handling in the vehicle. This used module ensures factory integration with the car's electrical system, maintaining proper communication with other controllers. It's a practical solution for service centers and users seeking reliable electronics for comfort and safety systems.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: FK72-15K602-BA
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: FK72-15K602-BA
• Substitutable numbers: FK72-15K602-BA, FK7215K602BA, LR143239, KX63-15K602-BA, KX6315K602BA
• Part type: Powertrain Control Module (PCM)
• Category: ECUs & Computer Modules

Module Purpose and Function

The 434 MHz antenna receiver used in the Land Rover Discovery L550 is responsible for handling radio signals within a specific frequency band, working in conjunction with the vehicle's electronic systems. As a component of the Electronic Control Units and Controllers group, it operates within the body control module network, requiring compatibility with the electrical architecture of the specific model.

The module is designed for installation in a vehicle equipped with the wiring harness intended for this receiver version, thus ensuring correct communication with other systems, such as comfort or security systems.

Benefits of Using a Used Antenna Module

Choosing a used antenna receiver for the Land Rover Discovery L550 helps reduce repair costs while maintaining original design and operating parameters. The module is sourced from dismantled vehicles, allowing for its reuse in a vehicle with a similar equipment configuration.

• Original Electronics – maintains the factory operating logic of the system.
• Can be matched by OEM number or interchangeable numbers, simplifying the selection of the correct variant.
• A particularly useful solution for repairs of comfort and remote control systems.

For many users and workshops, this offers a sensible compromise between cost and maintaining compliance with the vehicle's factory specifications.

Selection by OEM Number and Compatibility

When selecting an antenna receiver, it is crucial to compare the OEM part number and available interchangeable numbers with the vehicle's documentation or the dismantled part. This allows verification of whether the module will work with the existing wiring harness and controller software in the car.

If in doubt, it is advisable to use VIN verification tools or consult a service specializing in automotive electronics. A correctly selected module minimizes the risk of communication errors within the controller network and eliminates problems with systems dependent on radio signals.

Condition and Service Application

The offered component is in used condition, meaning it comes from a previously operated vehicle. Such modules are frequently used in routine repairs, especially where compatibility with the original installation and maintaining factory operating parameters are important.

The 434 MHz antenna receiver is suitable as a replacement for a damaged module in the Land Rover Discovery L550, allowing for the restoration of correct operation of systems dependent on radio communication without the need to modify wiring harnesses or change controller architecture.

More About Electronics and Related Products

If you are looking for other BMW Electronic Control Units and Controllers, check out our dedicated category: BMW Electronic Control Units and Controllers. There you will find a wide selection of controllers and modules tailored for various models of this brand.

When planning to purchase a used module, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the guide on selecting and installing automotive electronics. Practical tips on how to verify compatibility by VIN, OEM numbers, and how to safely install controllers and sensors can be found in the article: Used Automotive Electronics Onboard – Why Choose Second-Hand ECUs and Sensors?