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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 A1016699C BMW 12V | 13 62 8 589 846 | Passenger Car | Or...
This high-quality NOx sensor (A1016699C) for BMW monitors nitrogen oxides in the exhaust system and, together with the SCR catalyst (AdBlue), controls emissions in compliance with Euro 6.
Operating reliably at 12 V, it delivers precise measurement signals to the ECU, ensuring limits are met and preventing faults (e.g., NOx efficiency). Built to OE quality: robust sensing element with integrated control unit, heat-resistant electronics, and corrosion-safe connectors for long service life even at high exhaust temperatures. Easy installation: loosen the old sensor, disconnect the plug, fit the new sensor and lock the connector; then clear fault codes and take a short test drive. Technical notes: vehicle-specific connector, pre-assembled harness; cable length/pin-out match the OE specification of the listed references. Compatible with common Euro 6 diesel engines on the BMW platform. Fast delivery and warranty included.
Matching OE numbers: 13 62 8 589 846, 13 62 8 576 471, 13 62 8 518 791, 13 62 8 511 666, 13 62 8 509 721, 13 62 7 812 530.
Euro 6 compatible, SCR/AdBlue ready
• OE quality: precise fit & long-lasting
• For BMW – see references above
• Fast ECU feedback for stable emissions
• Heat-resistant housing & corrosion-safe connector
• Easy installation, no modifications needed
• Fast delivery, warranty included
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