Range Rover Sport L320 Side Indicator Lamp Light Front CH9H22-13N330-A

Range Rover Sport L320 Side Indicator Lamp Light Front is an original component from the Indicator Lamps group, designed for installation in the front part of the vehicle body. It ensures proper signaling of turning maneuvers, supporting safety and the visibility of the vehicle's lighting. This is a solution for users who expect factory-fit quality and consistency with the styling line of the Range Rover Sport L320.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: CH9H22-13N330-A
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CH9H22-13N330-A
• Substitutable numbers: CH9H22-13N330-A, CH9H2213N330A, LR007954, 9H2213K309AA, 9H22-13K309-AA
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Part type: Indicator Assembly
• Category: Indicator Assemblies

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The front indicator lamp in the Range Rover Sport L320 is responsible for clear, highly visible signaling of maneuvers, such as turning or changing lanes. The component is mounted in the front bumper area, making it an integral part of the vehicle's lighting system. Using a component from the same model line allows for maintaining optical consistency with the headlights, daytime running lights, and other lamps.

Construction and fitment

The indicator lamp has been designed as a part compliant with Land Rover factory standards, which translates into precise fitment with the exterior body panels. The shape of the housing and the mounting points are adapted to the geometry of the bumper and headlights in the Range Rover Sport L320, which facilitates installation and subsequent potential service replacement. The properly selected lens optics ensure correct light diffusion, and the construction of the indicator lamp is prepared to work with the vehicle's electrical system without the need for wiring modifications. This ensures the correct lighting characteristics and compliance with the factory parameters of the lighting system.

Performance characteristics

As an item from the Indicator Lamps category, the product is responsible for:

• clear signaling of the intention to turn or change lanes,
• increasing vehicle visibility for other road users,
• maintaining a consistent appearance of the front body section,
• maintaining compliance with the factory electrical system. Choosing an original indicator lamp dedicated to the Range Rover Sport L320 reduces the risk of problems with installation, leaks, or improper operation of the lighting system. This is particularly important in vehicles equipped with advanced light control systems.

Condition and service application

The item comes from dismantling and is intended for service applications as a replacement part in the front lighting zone. It is suitable both for typical post-collision repairs and for replacing a worn or damaged indicator lamp when you want to maintain the original character of the vehicle. Choosing a component from the same model family allows for maintaining the correct lighting parameters and aesthetics consistent with the manufacturer's design.

Compatibility within the brand

Due to its dedicated application for the Range Rover Sport L320, the indicator lamp is particularly recommended for Land Rover vehicle owners who prioritize factory solutions and predictable lighting system performance. The product has assigned part numbers and interchangeable numbers, which facilitates verifying compatibility with a specific vehicle configuration in service catalogs. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front lighting zone in your Land Rover and need other elements from the same group, such as lamps, light modules, or additional indicator lamps, check the available parts in the Land Rover Indicator Lamps category. If you are interested in a broader context of selecting used electrical components and want to better understand when original components from dismantling are a beneficial service solution, read the article Starter system failure – why does a used original beat regeneration when replacing an alternator and starter?.