In this video we show how to replace primary upstream O2 sensors on a Dodge Dakota but is the same for a RAM 1500 or dodge Durango as well as Jeep. Any truck with the 5.2l or 5.9l magnum engine should be the same. The O2 sensors were giving poor reading leading to running rough and bad gas mileage on this 20 year old truck so we decided to replace them with a quality replacement o2 sensor from denso.
Here is the RIGHT side O2 Sensor we used
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Here is the LEFT side O2 Sensor we used
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It will be fit on a ram 1500 5.7? (2014)
What kind of lenses are those
How you get to the upstream 02 senoser on the passenger side
Can't get mine off. Been trying for days. Ive used heat, PB and still can't get them off.
hey man thx i replace my sensors right now i almost replaced all i replace the camshaft position sensor and the crank position sensor now the throttle position sensor next the MAP sensor
I have a 03 r/t and like to know what brand headers you have on your r/t and exhaust pipe and size?
On the old ones, or hard ones, i change them right after driving. And i cut the harness clip off and slide a 2 point on it. Only works on the easy to get to ones lol.
Thanks for the video!
If you havent already. Change ALL AND EVERY vacum hose in the vehicle
Trucks looking clean.
Nice quick video!
Been trying to get mine off for months but it’s too rusted!
NTK or ngk are the best on the magnums , I don’t remember the last time I changed mine, never had an issue and on the rear one I have an O2 simm from Dan the Fastman
Yeah I just bought an m1 mopar four-barrel intake for mine plus a 408 rotating assembly
Rock auto sells the NTK which is OEM the cheapest price,and fast delivery local distribution center in California
Front(upstream) O2 sensors are a barrel of fun to change on my '12 Challenger R/T w/SRT exhaust…….makes a difference though.
I hated my denso on my 5.9 after havin bosch… so was goin to get mopar but found out ntk makes the oem mopar ones so ordered a set of those … way way cheaper but better…. snarf……