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Spin NOx Sensor Faulty Connection Suspected

My 2014 Chevrolet Spin with a gasoline engine has a check engine light on. Diagnostics say it's the NOx sensor and maybe an exhaust leak. It's only done 42725 km, so I'm wondering if it's just a bad connection. Anyone else had NOx sensor issues and how did you fix it?

A 2014 Chevrolet Spin owner is experiencing a check engine light issue, with diagnostics indicating a potential problem with the NOx sensor or an exhaust leak. Despite the vehicle's low mileage, the owner suspects a faulty connection might be the cause. Another individual with a similar issue suggests that a professional check-up at a workshop might be necessary to resolve the problem. The owner plans to have a mechanic inspect the NOx sensor and connections.

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I can relate. My Spin is older, but I had similar issues. The check engine light would come on and off. Is the engine running rough, or is your fuel consumption different?

Engine performance seems fine, and fuel consumption is normal. What error code did you get, and did you also think it was a cable or plug problem, like my report suggests?

Now that you mention the error code and connection, I remember. My error code also pointed to the NOx sensor. I tried messing with it for hours, but without a workshop, it was useless. I'd recommend a check-up at your local workshop.

Thanks for the advice. I'll book an appointment with a mechanic to check the NOx sensor and connections. The estimated repair is about 95€, so hopefully, that fixes it. Thanks again.

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SPIN