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1928760 Genuine Cummins NOx Nitrogen Oxide Sensor For EPA13 ISC ISL Engines

P/N: 1928760 Manufactured by: Cummins
Original price $877.00 - Original price $877.00
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Product Overview

The 1928760 is a genuine Cummins NOx nitrogen oxide sensor designed for EPA13 8.9L ISC and ISL engine applications. This sensor measures nitrogen oxide levels in the exhaust stream and provides feedback to the engine control system for emissions management.

Product Features

The 1928760 NOx sensor is manufactured to Cummins factory specifications for exhaust aftertreatment systems.

  • Designed for exhaust aftertreatment system monitoring.
  • Measures NOx levels in the exhaust stream.
  • Provides sensor data to the engine control module.
  • Supports SCR, DEF, and EGR system operation.
  • Engineered for OEM emissions system compatibility.
  • Helps maintain proper emissions control communication.

Technical Specifications

Condition New
Part Number 1928760
Brand Cummins
Part Type NOx Nitrogen Oxide Sensor
Engine Applications EPA13 8.9L ISC/ISL, QSB (Komatsu), QSL9 CM2350 L102
Vehicle Applications DAF CF F7, DAF XF F7
Weight 4.0 lbs


Installation Notes

The 1928760 should be installed after inspecting the exhaust mounting location, electrical connector, and wiring harness for corrosion, contamination, or heat damage. After installation, clear any stored fault codes and verify proper NOx sensor communication with the engine and emissions control systems.

Always verify part number, engine family, emissions system configuration, sensor location, and electrical connector type before installation.