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The NOx sensor is a central component of exhaust aftertreatment. It consists of
a probe and a control unit, is integrated into the exhaust system as a complete unit,
and detects nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust flow. Its use ensures compliance
with strict emission standards such as Euro 5 and Euro 6.
Note: Due to the high technical complexity and the required measurement accuracy,
the use of replacement parts in OE quality is recommended.
NOx sensor A1031512 Mercedes-Benz 12V | A 000 905 15 12 | Passenger...
This high-quality NOx sensor (A1031512) for Mercedes-Benz monitors nitrogen oxide levels in the exhaust system and, together with the SCR catalyst (AdBlue), regulates emissions in accordance with the Euro 6 standard.
It operates reliably with a 12 V on-board power supply and delivers precise measurement signals to the engine control unit (ECU), ensuring compliance with emission limits and preventing error messages (e.g. NOx efficiency).
Manufactured in OE quality: robust sensor technology with an integrated control unit, heat-resistant electronics, and corrosion-proof connectors ensure long service life even at high exhaust temperatures.
Installation is simple: remove the old sensor, disconnect the plug, insert the new sensor, and lock the connector; then clear any error codes and perform a short test drive.
Technical notes: vehicle-specific connector and pre-assembled wiring harness; cable length and pin configuration correspond to the OE specifications of the listed references.
Compatible with common Euro 6 diesel engines on the Mercedes-Benz platform. Fast delivery and warranty included.
Matching OE numbers: A 000 905 15 12, A 000 905 36 06, A 000 905 51 06, A 006 153 73 28, A 009 153 36 28.
Euro 6 compatible, SCR/AdBlue ready
• OE quality: precise fit & long-lasting
• For Mercedes-Benz – see references below
• Fast feedback to ECU for stable emissions
• Heat-resistant housing & corrosion-proof connector
• Easy installation, no adjustments required
• Fast delivery, warranty included
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