Hybrid NOx Sensor Repair – Ashby

Most hybrid vehicles are equipped with NOx (nitrogen oxide) sensors to analyse the emissions, making sure they are within legal limits.

If the NOx sensor fails, your dashboard will light up, letting you know something is wrong – at our workshop in Ashby, we have the technology to read the error codes and establish if it is indeed the NOx sensor that has failed.

It’s not particularly difficult to repair a NOx sensor, but it can be expensive. However, there is the option of using a refurbished sensor which will reduce costs and generally, they work as well as a new one, although may not have the same lifespan. It may also be the case that part of the NOx sensor, called the Lambda probe, simply needs replacing.

Our team will investigate your NOx sensor, and discuss the options with you to find the best solution, so give the team at Castle Garage EV a call. We are experienced in repairing and fitting NOx sensors and are here to answer your questions and advise you on how to proceed.

Does my hybrid have a NOx sensor?

Most modern diesel hybrids, petrol PHEVs, and hybrid vehicles fitted with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) will have a NOx sensor. Full hybrids (HEVs) and mild hybrids (HMEVs) don’t need them, and if your hybrid has a three-way catalytic converter, it won’t need one either. To be certain, you can look in your vehicle handbook or contact Castle Garage EV and we’ll be happy to help.

Castle Garage EV is proud to be part of the HEVRA (Hybrid and Electric Repair Alliance) network of quality independent garages who have demonstrated that they have the correct tools, equipment and qualifications to work on electric and hybrid vehicles. Our technicians are IMI-trained and are experienced in all aspects of EV and hybrid repair and maintenance.

To find out more about NOx Sensor Repair in Ashby, contact us online or call us directly on 01530 411477

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