NOx Sensor, urea injection 04l907807eg
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
SCHAEFFLER VITESCO 571 0082 10 Nox sensor, urea injection
External thread [mm] m20x1,5, cable length [mm] 615, number of pins 5
Article number: 571 0082 10
External thread [mm]
M20x1,5
Cable length [mm]
615
Number of pins
5
Cable colour
black
In stock
£264.81
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAGNETI MARELLI 141813000053 Nox sensor, nox catalytic converter
Article number: 141813000053
Out of stock
£129.15
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AS-PL NOX9328 Nox sensor, urea injection
Voltage [v] 12, for oe number 04l907807eg, quality standard line
Article number: NOX9328
Voltage [v]
12
For oe number
04L907807EG
Quality
STANDARD LINE
New part without deposit
Out of stock
£134.54
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ESEN SKV 71SKV080 Nox sensor, nox catalytic converter
Voltage [v] 12, fitting position after soot particulate filter, weight [kg] 0.31
Article number: 71SKV080
Voltage [v]
12
Fitting position
after soot particulate filter
Weight [kg]
0.31
Cable length [mm]
590
Out of stock
£134.99
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TOPRAN 121 756 Nox sensor, nox catalytic converter
Fitting position after catalytic converter, rated voltage [v] 12, thread size m 20
Article number: 121 756
Fitting position
after catalytic converter
Rated voltage [v]
12
Thread size
M 20
Thread pitch [mm]
1.5
Out of stock
£137.93
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FAST FT04507 Nox sensor, urea injection
Voltage [v] 12, fitting position after soot particulate filter, fitting position after particulate filter
Article number: FT04507
Voltage [v]
12
Fitting position
after soot particulate filter
Fitting position
after particulate filter
Cable length [mm]
590
Out of stock
£200.34
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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