Buy the Royal Enfield Non-Contact Gear Position Sensor, Part Number RLM00113/A, for compatible Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 motorcycles from Enfield And Activa Zone (EAZ Store).
The gear position sensor is an electronic component that detects the selected gearbox position and sends gear-position information to the motorcycle’s electronic control system and instrument display.
This non-contact sensor is designed to detect gear selection without conventional mechanical contact at the sensing element. It is an important component for accurate gear indication and related electronic functions.
If your motorcycle displays an incorrect gear, fails to show the selected gear, or experiences gear-position indication problems, the sensor and its wiring may need inspection.
Use part number RLM00113/A to identify the correct replacement for your Royal Enfield 650 twin.
Key Features
- Brand: Royal Enfield
- Part Number: RLM00113/A
- Product Name: Non-Contact Gear Position Sensor
- Common Names: Gear Position Sensor, Gear Indicator Sensor, Gear Shift Position Sensor
- Technology: Non-contact sensing
- Application: Gearbox position detection system
- Vehicle Compatibility: Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650
- Detects the selected gearbox position
- Sends gear-position information to the motorcycle’s electronic system
- Replacement component for gear indication-related faults
Vehicle Compatibility
- Royal Enfield Interceptor 650
- Royal Enfield Continental GT 650
Fitment Note: Verify the manufacturing year, wiring connector, sensor specification, and original part number before ordering. Compatibility with Super Meteor 650, Shotgun 650, Bear 650, or Classic 650 is not confirmed for this part number.
Package Contents
- 1 × Non-Contact Gear Position Sensor (RLM00113/A)
Wiring harness, connectors, mounting hardware, and other electrical components are not included unless specifically mentioned in the supplied package.
Installation & Important Note
Professional installation is recommended. Before replacing the sensor, inspect the wiring harness, connector, and electrical supply, and check for related diagnostic fault codes. Confirm correct sensor operation after installation.










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