NOx Sensor, urea injection OEM 4k0907807g
OEM 4k0907807g is the genuine nox sensor, urea injection, fitting 4 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 4k0907807g
This is a genuine used OEM NOx sensor with urea injection, OEM code 4k0907807g, sourced from a professional dismantler in Europe. It is an original equipment part designed to monitor nitrogen oxide levels in the exhaust system and manage AdBlue injection for diesel vehicles.
This sensor is compatible with several Audi models, including the A7 Sportback (2017+), A6 C8 (2018+), A6 C8 Avant (2018+), and A6 Allroad C8 (2018+). It is a direct replacement for the original part, ensuring proper fit and function.
Each part is inspected, cleaned, and tested before shipping. We provide tracked worldwide delivery, so you can rely on a secure and fast shipping experience.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 4k0907807g
This OEM code fits 4 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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