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Compatible with Volkswagen diesel vehicles equipped with 2.0 TDI engines and SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) emission systems.
This part number is used in Volkswagen Group diesel exhaust aftertreatment systems for nitrogen oxide (NOx) monitoring and emission control.
- 04L907805FB
- Volkswagen 2.0 TDI engine applications
- SCR / AdBlue diesel emission systems
- Commonly used on VW diesel platforms (including light commercial and passenger applications depending on ECU calibration)
Technical Description
This NOx sensor is installed in diesel exhaust systems to measure nitrogen oxide concentration in the exhaust gas stream.
It sends real-time data to the engine control unit (ECU) to support SCR system dosing strategy and emission control regulation in diesel aftertreatment systems.
Symptoms / Fault Codes
Common symptoms of a faulty NOx sensor may include:
- Check engine light
- P2200 / P229F fault codes (system dependent)
- SCR system warning
- Reduced engine performance / limp mode
- Increased emissions
OE / Part Numbers
- 04L907805FB
FAQ
What does a NOx sensor do?
It measures nitrogen oxide levels in diesel exhaust systems and sends data to the ECU for emission control in SCR systems.
Where is it used?
It is used in Volkswagen 2.0 TDI diesel engines equipped with SCR emission systems to monitor exhaust gases upstream or downstream of the catalyst depending on configuration.
What happens if it fails?
It may trigger emission system warnings, fault codes, and reduced engine performance depending on ECU strategy.
Is this part interchangeable with other Volkswagen NOx sensors?
Not always. Even if connectors and shape look similar, compatibility depends on ECU calibration and exact OE matching.
- Regular price
- $159.00
Fitment
Compatible with Volkswagen diesel vehicles equipped with 2.0 TDI engines and SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) emission systems.
This part number is used in Volkswagen Group diesel exhaust aftertreatment systems for nitrogen oxide (NOx) monitoring and emission control.
- 04L907805FB
- Volkswagen 2.0 TDI engine applications
- SCR / AdBlue diesel emission systems
- Commonly used on VW diesel platforms (including light commercial and passenger applications depending on ECU calibration)
Technical Description
This NOx sensor is installed in diesel exhaust systems to measure nitrogen oxide concentration in the exhaust gas stream.
It sends real-time data to the engine control unit (ECU) to support SCR system dosing strategy and emission control regulation in diesel aftertreatment systems.
Symptoms / Fault Codes
Common symptoms of a faulty NOx sensor may include:
- Check engine light
- P2200 / P229F fault codes (system dependent)
- SCR system warning
- Reduced engine performance / limp mode
- Increased emissions
OE / Part Numbers
- 04L907805FB
FAQ
What does a NOx sensor do?
It measures nitrogen oxide levels in diesel exhaust systems and sends data to the ECU for emission control in SCR systems.
Where is it used?
It is used in Volkswagen 2.0 TDI diesel engines equipped with SCR emission systems to monitor exhaust gases upstream or downstream of the catalyst depending on configuration.
What happens if it fails?
It may trigger emission system warnings, fault codes, and reduced engine performance depending on ECU strategy.
Is this part interchangeable with other Volkswagen NOx sensors?
Not always. Even if connectors and shape look similar, compatibility depends on ECU calibration and exact OE matching.
- Regular price
- $159.00
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Fitment
Compatible with Volkswagen diesel vehicles equipped with 2.0 TDI engines and SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) emission systems.
This part number is used in Volkswagen Group diesel exhaust aftertreatment systems for nitrogen oxide (NOx) monitoring and emission control.
- 04L907805FB
- Volkswagen 2.0 TDI engine applications
- SCR / AdBlue diesel emission systems
- Commonly used on VW diesel platforms (including light commercial and passenger applications depending on ECU calibration)
Technical Description
This NOx sensor is installed in diesel exhaust systems to measure nitrogen oxide concentration in the exhaust gas stream.
It sends real-time data to the engine control unit (ECU) to support SCR system dosing strategy and emission control regulation in diesel aftertreatment systems.
Symptoms / Fault Codes
Common symptoms of a faulty NOx sensor may include:
- Check engine light
- P2200 / P229F fault codes (system dependent)
- SCR system warning
- Reduced engine performance / limp mode
- Increased emissions
OE / Part Numbers
- 04L907805FB
FAQ
What does a NOx sensor do?
It measures nitrogen oxide levels in diesel exhaust systems and sends data to the ECU for emission control in SCR systems.
Where is it used?
It is used in Volkswagen 2.0 TDI diesel engines equipped with SCR emission systems to monitor exhaust gases upstream or downstream of the catalyst depending on configuration.
What happens if it fails?
It may trigger emission system warnings, fault codes, and reduced engine performance depending on ECU strategy.
Is this part interchangeable with other Volkswagen NOx sensors?
Not always. Even if connectors and shape look similar, compatibility depends on ECU calibration and exact OE matching.
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