Jaguar X-Type X400 Dashboard Glove Box Lamp Opener Sensor 6W4X-15A563-AC

Jaguar X-Type X400 Dashboard Glove Box Lamp Opener Sensor is an original component from the Electronic control modules and controllers group, responsible for precise detection of the glove box lid position in the dashboard. It enables proper cooperation with the vehicle's electrical system, ensuring stable operation of related comfort functions and interior lighting in your Jaguar.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6W4X-15A563-AC
• Mark: Jaguar
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6W4X-15A563-AC
• Substitutable numbers: 6W4X-15A563-AC, 6W4X15A563AC, XR813341
• Part type: Central Timing Module
• Category: ECUs & Computer Modules

Function and application of the Jaguar X-Type X400 glove box sensor

The dashboard glove box opener sensor in the Jaguar X-Type X400 model is responsible for transmitting information about the current position of the glove box lid to the electrical system. A properly functioning component allows for:

• stable control of the glove box lighting and related interior circuits,
• consistent operation of comfort systems dependent on the glove box status,
• avoidance of electronic errors resulting from an incorrect signal from this area. By maintaining factory operating characteristics, the sensor works with the original wiring harness and control modules used in the Jaguar X-Type X400.

Electronic control modules and controllers – integration with the Jaguar electrical system

As a component from the Electronic control modules and controllers group, the glove box opener sensor is designed to operate in a specific vehicle electrical environment. The appropriate signal characteristics and matching to the Jaguar installation architecture allow for:

• seamless integration with existing modules monitoring the vehicle interior,
• maintaining diagnostic consistency in electronic systems,
• reducing the risk of error messages related to the dashboard area. Using a component from the same family of solutions as other electronic parts helps maintain predictable system behavior and facilitates potential service diagnostics.

Characteristics of the original Jaguar component

The sensor is a part intended for Jaguar brand vehicles, which means maintaining the factory manufacturing standard and compatibility with the dashboard construction in the X-Type X400 model. Proper geometric and electrical fit translates into:

• secure seating in the intended glove box mounting location,
• proper connection with the original wiring harness,
• maintaining the interior operation logic intended by the manufacturer. The element comes from the used OEM parts segment, which allows for economical repair while maintaining compatibility with the vehicle's factory electronics.

Practical benefits of replacing the glove box opener sensor

A functional dashboard glove box opener sensor in the Jaguar X-Type X400 is important not only for user comfort but also for the proper operation of interior electronics. Replacing a faulty element with an original component of this type helps to:

• restore the correct operation of the glove box lighting and related functions,
• reduce potential interference in the operation of modules responsible for the dashboard zone,
• maintain the consistency of comfort systems in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. For workshops and private users, this means faster diagnostics, simpler installation, and a predictable result after the repair is completed. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the dashboard area in your Jaguar and need other elements from the same group, such as control modules, comfort controllers, or electronic interior sensors, check the available parts in the Jaguar electronic control modules and controllers category. To better assess when choosing a used electronic component makes sense and how to safely select such elements for your car, it is worth reading the guide: The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?