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1pc Nox Sensor A0101538128 5WK97403 for Detroit Diesel
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1pc Nox Sensor A0101538128 5WK97403 for Detroit Features
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【FITMENT】NOX Sensor Nitrogen Oxide Sensor Fits Compatible With For Mercedes-Benz DDE Detroit Diesel DD13 DD15 DD16 Freightliner.
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【PART NUMBER】A0101531928, EA0101531928, 5WK9 7341A.
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【PRODUCT FEATURES】Made of excellent materials, it is durable and has a longer life.Effectively prevent sensor damage, high temperature, vibration and wire aging.Improve fuel efficiency, enhance power, save more fuel, and eliminate fault lights.
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【NOTE】Please carefully compare the pictures or OE numbers to match your original parts before purchasing the product. Please be sure to confirm the Year/Make/Model applicable information properly before ordering.
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【WHAT YOU WILL GET】A truly worry-free shopping experience. Every product fully tested before the shipment, we offer free repair or change or return service if there is any quality problem of the product we sent to you during the warranty.
About 1pc Nox Sensor A0101538128 5WK97403 For Detroit
✨Advantage ： · Higher Fuel Consumption If the sensor isn’t working properly the ECU isn’t getting any feedback about the status of the exhaust gasses, so there’s no way for the computer to know or work out the necessary fuel mixture or air-to-fuel ratio. This forces the ECU to assume a worst-case scenario and run a rich fuel mixture to ensure maximum power in poor conditions. · Unstable Idle Again, since the ECU has no way of knowing what’s going on with the engine, it has to assume a worst-case scenario. Fuel injectors designed to maintain a constant flow of fuel to the engine will sporadically starve and surge, neither of which is good for your car in the long run. · Engine Warning Lights Perhaps the most obvious one yet, but definitely the one most people usually ignore. Although the sensor itself isn’t mounted inside the engine bay, any failure of the Nox sensor will trigger an engine warning light. It’s not a bulletproof method of finding Nox sensor faults and issues, but it does paint a much clearer picture of what your car’s experiencing. Scanning for error codes after a check engine light usually reveals whether you’re dealing with a broken Nox sensor right away.
