Land Rover Freelander L314 Rear Parking Sensor Front Rear PDC Java Black - 697

Land Rover Freelander L314 Rear Parking Sensor Front Rear PDC Java Black is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed for operation in the front and rear zones of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory-fit design for the PDC system in the Freelander L314, it ensures consistent operation of the parking assistance system and maintains original functionality. The aesthetic finish in Java Black - 697 allows for seamless integration with original bumpers.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: YDB500300-JAB
• Mark: Range Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: YDB500300
• Substitutable numbers: YDB500300, YDB500301PMA, 6H5215K859AA8PMA, 6H52-15K859-AA8PMA
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Rear
• Part type: Sensor
• Color: Java Black - 697
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function in the PDC system

The presented sensor is a parking system component designed for installation in both the front and rear parts of the vehicle body. It is responsible for precise obstacle detection in the immediate vicinity of the vehicle and transmitting signals to the PDC controller, which results in clear driver warnings via acoustic or visual signals (depending on the vehicle configuration). Using the correct sensor dedicated to the Land Rover Freelander L314 reduces the risk of system errors, incorrect distance readings, or intermittent signal loss.

Compatibility and fit for Range Rover / Land Rover

The sensor has been designed as an original component for the Range Rover brand, which means it maintains factory operating parameters, geometry, and mounting methods. Consequently, installation in the Freelander L314 bumper does not require socket modifications, custom adapters, or interference with the wiring harness beyond standard service procedures. Using a component from the same product family as the factory-installed parts facilitates computer diagnostics and ensures proper cooperation with the existing PDC controller.

Java Black – 697 color and visual aspect

The finish in the Java Black - 697 shade is important not only from an aesthetic point of view but also for properly masking the sensor within the bumper. A correctly matched color reduces the visibility of the component against the paintwork, which is particularly important during post-accident repairs and when replacing individual sensors in already painted bumpers. Maintaining color consistency minimizes the need for additional painting and helps preserve the vehicle's original appearance.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered PDC sensor is a pre-owned component, which allows for an economical repair of the parking assistance system while maintaining original specifications. In practice, this means the ability to restore full functionality of the PDC system in the Land Rover Freelander L314 without the need to invest in a new component from an authorized dealership. A used sensor, selected according to the manufacturer's markings, represents a reasonable compromise between cost and maintaining factory operating parameters.

Installation and operational tips

When replacing a parking sensor, it is worth paying attention to:

• proper seating in the bumper socket, without tension or looseness,
• the condition of electrical connectors and plug seals,
• the cleanliness of the sensor's working surface after installation,
• performing a PDC system test after connection (checking for errors in the controller).

This approach reduces the risk of needing to re-intervene in the installation and allows for quick verification of the correct operation of the entire parking assistance system after replacing the component.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the maneuvering zone in your Range Rover and need other components from the same group, such as additional sensors, mounting elements, or dedicated wiring harnesses, check the available parts in the Range Rover parking sensors category.

To better assess when choosing a used PDC sensor is technically and economically justified, it is worth reading the guide on our blog: The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?