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Thanks for that. This confirms what I found out this morning that these sensors have their own control module and don't require reset after installation.

Did you have to do any sensor reset/adaptation with a scan tool after fitting new sensor?

I am in the process of replacing a nox sensor on my superb mk3 and after installation I will need to do a nox sensor reset/adaptation. I would like to get a scan tool such as iCarsoft VAWS V3.0 but I'm not sure if it can perform this function. Has anyone done this procedure and what scan tool did you use?

Can anyone recommend a supplier for a NOX Sensor 1 and after replacement is there any reconfiguration required?

Good information, thanks. Although I get the error message I've noticed that I still get an Adblue countdown so it is injecting Adblue which is obviously a good sign.

How many miles do folk get between clearing fault code and the engine management light coming back on?

I have this exact problem. There is a "SCR Nox Catalyst Efficiency Below Threshold Bank 1 catayst 1" fault which appears approximately every 150 miles after reset. I took the car to a local VAG specialist garage and the ran an adlue test plan. They replaced the adblue injector. After 150 miles EML came on again so went back to garage and they put the old injector back in (refunded money) and said they thought it was a software issue and to take it to the Skoda dealership. Skoda dealer says that the software is already up-to-date and there are no updates available. They ran exhaustive tests on the adblue system which were all perfect (adblue quality, pressure, volume emitted at injector, cleanliness of pipes). Outcome was they suggested the catalytic convertor was failing and should be replaced. I don't see any smoke from exhaust, the exhaust is clean at outlet, there is no loss of power or drop in mpg, no reduction in acceleration or rotten egg smell. After seeing the above posts with this same problem I am hoping that it is just a software issue and will continue driving and resetting EML in the mean time.