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How to fix faulty NOX sensor VW AG 04L907805M Continental 5Wk97235

If you have done on-board computer scan after seeing check engine light on the dashboard and your car is showing any of these error codes P229F P229E P2201 it means that genuine NGK NOX sensor probe has failed and needs to be replaced. We have prepared a guide how to fix faulty Nitrogen Oxide sensor. For further details visit our website.

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How to fix faulty NOX sensor VW AG 04L907805M Continental 5Wk97235

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  1. How to fix faulty VW AG 04L907805M Continental 5WK97235 NoxC3 sensor?

  2. Get in touch with Via info@xenons4u.co.uk For advice and spare parts Run diagnostic for your VW car If fault codes points to the NOX sensor.

  3. Order spare parts for DIY fix, there is no need to spend a fortune to fix it.

  4. We have prepared a guide how to fix faulty Nitrogen Oxide sensor

  5. Step 1: Let's begin fixing NOX sensor's malfunction.Remove faulty control unit from your VW vehicle.

  6. Step 2: • Prepare tools: • Cutter • tape • soldering • other required tools

  7. Step 3: • Get access to carry on with work . Pull down black protection rubber • Make sure it is tightly gripped. • Use tape, pegs etc.

  8. Step 4: • Split cables using: • Sharp cutting tool • Knife • Scissors Please note, DO NOT cut all wires at the same location, cut them in different length for proper fix.

  9. Step 5: This how you should end up, when old probe is splitted from the sensor.

  10. Step 6: Use heat shrink tubes for proper fix. • Put tubes on each of the wire.

  11. Step 7: Get a new NOX sensor probe from Xenons4U. • Gently wrap up connectors with old probe.

  12. Please note,It is very very important to make sure each wire is wrapped up correctly.Otherwise sensor will NOT work properly and show up with fault codes. • Some common error codes • P229F • P229E • P2201

  13. Step 8: Use soldering tools to metal each cable's connection for a long lasting fix.

  14. Step 9: After soldering wires you should end up with the same results as in our picture

  15. Step 10: Move heat shrink tubes on the soldered places. • Apply heater on wire. • Let them surround soldered places properly. Once done wait few minutes until it is cooled down

  16. That's it! Your NOX sensor is now fixed and could be fitted back to your car.

  17. Please note, it is very important to drive a car for around 100 KM/Miles to let car's ECU to get new values and reset the SCR system, afterwards fault code will disappear.

  18. If this information was helpful, please share with your friends!

  19. Visit our website www.xenons4u.co.uk Still have any question? Or email us at info@xenons4u.co.uk Get in touch with us Today to get your queries answered!!!

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