NOx Sensor Repair

NOx Sensor Repairs at KS Garage in King's Sutton, Banbury

NOx sensors play a critical role in reducing your vehicle’s emissions and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. These sensors monitor nitrogen oxide (NOx) levels in the exhaust system, helping your car’s engine management system maintain optimal performance and minimise harmful emissions. At KS Garage in King's Sutton, Banbury, we’re skilled in diagnosing and repairing faulty NOx sensors to keep your vehicle running efficiently and environmentally friendly.

Common signs of a faulty NOx sensor include reduced engine performance, increased fuel consumption, and warning lights on your dashboard – particularly the Check Engine or AdBlue light. You might also experience difficulties with the vehicle’s emissions system, such as the failure of the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system in diesel vehicles. If left unresolved, a faulty NOx sensor can lead to more severe problems, including damage to the exhaust system or failing an MOT emissions test.

At KS Garage, we have the expertise and diagnostic tools to accurately identify NOx sensor faults. Whether it’s a simple sensor replacement or a deeper issue affecting the exhaust or emissions system, our skilled technicians are here to help. We only use high-quality parts to ensure reliable and long-lasting repairs, giving you confidence that the issue is fully resolved.

If your vehicle is showing signs of a NOx sensor fault, don’t delay. Contact KS Garage today to book an inspection or discuss your concerns. We’ll have your car back to running cleanly and efficiently in no time.

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To find out more about NOx Sensor Repair in King's Sutton, Banbury, contact us online or call us directly on 01295 811382

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