SOURCE: had a fault code for
I've got a 2002 Dodge Dakota, with a V8, and I've got 4 O2 sensors - they're referred to by "Bank #" (which tells you which side it's on, if you've got a V8, for example) and "Sensor #" (which tells you whether it is the "upstream" or "downstream" sensor on that bank.
Upstream is the one before the catalytic converter, and downstream is the one after.
Nothing beats a manual (e.g. Haynes) that can show you the actual view of your vehicle, and where each sensor is. I figured that for the price of the manual and the special, slotted 3/8" drive socket for the O2 sensor, I got the following advantages:
* saved installation labor;
* saved some markup on the part itself;
* now have the manual for future reference;
I figure that just the savings in installation labor paid for the manual and special tool...
SOURCE: 96 Grand Caravan just died
No spark indicates either a coil,distributor,or crank position sensor problem.
SOURCE: 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 5.9 gas v8 engine. Lost Fire,
you have pcm problems or ASD relay problems.they both control the fuel and ignition.
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