
A failed or misreading NOx sensor is one of the most common causes of AdBlue warning lights and countdown messages. We diagnose, replace, and calibrate NOx sensors on-site across the West Midlands.
Full diagnosis through to replacement and calibration — all carried out on-site.
Diagnosed properly. Replaced correctly. Calibrated to manufacturer specification.
A sample of the NOx sensor repair work we carry out across the West Midlands.
Downstream NOx sensor failed. Sensor replaced and ECU calibration carried out. AdBlue warning cleared and has not returned.
NOx sensor fault code alongside AdBlue countdown. Upstream sensor replaced on-site. Live data confirmed correct readings post-replacement.
Repeated NOx fault after a previous generic reset. Faulty sensor identified and replaced correctly with full calibration. Fault resolved.
Both NOx sensors showing out-of-range readings. Both replaced and calibrated. Emissions test passed at subsequent MOT.
Two garages had already cleared the code and charged me for it coming back. These guys actually fixed it properly first time.
Came to my driveway, diagnosed it, replaced the sensor and calibrated it all in under two hours. Brilliant.
Van passed its MOT after the NOx sensor was replaced. Really professional service from start to finish.
Explained exactly what had failed and why before doing anything. Didn't just replace parts and hope for the best.
NOx sensor replacement costs vary depending on the vehicle and sensor specification required.
Call us or send your vehicle details and the warning showing on your dashboard.
Quick answers before you book.
The most common signs are an AdBlue warning light, a countdown message, a stored NOx sensor fault code in the ECU, or a failed MOT emissions test. The warning returning shortly after an AdBlue top-up is also a strong indicator that the NOx sensor rather than the fluid level is the problem.
Yes — and this is one of the most common reasons NOx sensor faults return after a replacement elsewhere. Fitting a new sensor without carrying out the correct ECU calibration means the vehicle's software doesn't recognise the new sensor correctly. We always calibrate as part of every sensor replacement.
Yes. We carry out NOx sensor replacements fully on-site at your home, workplace, or wherever the vehicle is located across the West Midlands. There's no need to take the vehicle to a garage or arrange recovery.
If the NOx sensor is confirmed as the root cause during our diagnostic scan, yes. However, we always carry out a full diagnostic before replacing any parts to make sure we're fixing the actual fault rather than guessing. AdBlue warnings can have several causes and it's important to identify the right one before spending money on parts.