I'm pretty sure I'll need one soon. I've called couple dealers and price is +/- 700.
Can anybody recommend a place for more reasonable price? I would prefer genuine Cummins
Nox sensor for X15
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by me myself and I, May 31, 2025.
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I paid $615 plus $200 core charge from Peterbilt here in Indiana back in March. Doubt you'll find a legit NOX sensor for much less than that price these days.
Typically when one goes out, the other isn't far behind.
Not sure if you've installed one before yourself, if not make sure you have the slotted socket to remove the old one.
In order the recieve your $200 core credit refund the old one cannot have the wires cut and must be returned in the original box. Just a FYI...Diesel Dave, D.Tibbitt and BoxCarKidd Thank this. -
With all the heat those things take, just be prepared to fight it coming off... I got mine off in a truckstop one time well I cut the wires and put a deep socket on it cuz I couldn't get at it with a wrench
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Don’t let your parts guys tell you that you can’t get core credit back for cutting a Nox sensor.
If you must cut the sensor, cut wires within 6 inches of the sensor probe to receive full credit and both pieces must be returned. Per Cummins….
This will allow you to fit a good 6 point socket on and giver the beans to get out the stuck ones.
Anyone that tries to tell you not to cut is feeding you a line of crap.IH Truck Guy, wore out, Diesel Dave and 1 other person Thank this.
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