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56038930AB - : Seat Belt Reminder Sensor for Mopar Image

Seat Belt Reminder Sensor

Mopar 56038930AB
$135.70
MSRP $193.00
Save $57.30
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56010410AC - : Air Bag Sensor, Right for Mopar Image

Air Bag Sensor, Right

Mopar 56010410AC
Bracket Serviced with Sensor Only.
$119.18
MSRP $169.00
Save $49.82
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5078708AC - : Trans Pressure Transducer Sensor for Mopar Image

Trans Pressure Transducer Sensor

Mopar 5078708AC
Transfer Shaft.
$139.24
MSRP $197.00
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29.3% Off
68460010AB - : ABS Sensor Wiring Clip for Mopar Image

ABS Sensor Wiring Clip

Mopar 68460010AB
ABS SENSOR WIRING
$2.93
MSRP $4.05
Save $1.12
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68201326AA - : Anti-Lock Brakes Sensor, Rear for Mopar Image

Anti-Lock Brakes Sensor, Rear

Mopar 68201326AA
$53.50
MSRP $73.35
Save $19.85
27.1% Off
4606487AB - : Charge Air Temp Sensor for Mopar Image

Charge Air Temp Sensor

Mopar 4606487AB
Mounts in Air cleaner hose. Located in clean air duct.
$69.92
MSRP $99.05
Save $29.13
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57008465AB - : Fuel Sensor And Tube for Mopar Image

Fuel Sensor And Tube

Mopar 57008465AB
FUEL
$87.79
MSRP $126.00
Save $38.21
30.3% Off
68372048AA - : Anti-Lock Brakes Sensor, Front for Mopar Image

Anti-Lock Brakes Sensor, Front

Mopar 68372048AA
$34.83
MSRP $47.85
Save $13.02
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68398160AA - : Brake Fluid Level Sensor for Mopar Image

Brake Fluid Level Sensor

Mopar 68398160AA
$40.44
MSRP $55.45
Save $15.01
27.1% Off
68350809AA - : Washer Fluid Level Sensor for Mopar Image

Washer Fluid Level Sensor

Mopar 68350809AA
$21.05
MSRP $28.75
Save $7.70
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68631207AA - : Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68631207AA
Intake Manifold.
$134.52
MSRP $192.00
Save $57.48
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68395835AA - : Seat Belt Reminder Sensor for Mopar Image

Seat Belt Reminder Sensor

Mopar 68395835AA
$61.30
MSRP $86.85
Save $25.55
29.4% Off

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Helpful Information

What is an oxygen sensor in a car?

Mopar oxygen sensors (or O2 sensors) monitor the unburnt oxygen levels in the exhaust gasses that exit your engine. This lets your car measure its fuel mixture. A vehicle’s oxygen sensor tells the main computer whether the engine is producing a rich or lean fuel mixture and lets it adjust to the optimal air-fuel ratio.

How many oxygen sensors does a car have?

The amount of oxygen sensors in a car depends on how many exhaust pipes it has. Cars sold in the United States have pipes with a catalytic converter that contains two oxygen sensors. Vehicles that use a single exhaust system will often have two sensors. Double exhaust systems, on the other hand, come with four oxygen sensors.

Can you clean an oxygen sensor?

Unfortunately, cleaning the oxygen sensor of your car will void its warranty and lead to more potential problems. This is why your only option is to replace it if it starts to become faulty. Remember to check its wires first and test the sensor with a digital voltmeter and back probe after your car reaches 600°F.

What causes an oxygen sensor to fail?

Mopar oxygen sensors eventually wear out around 60,000 and 90,000 miles. These components will slowly become unresponsive and stop working over time. A faulty sensor can also be caused by contamination, extreme temperatures, poor maintenance, and a leaky gasket.

How much does an oxygen sensor cost?

If you’re changing sensors at the mechanic, top-grade sensors and other necessary components will cost you $155 to $380. This price can also go up depending on how many sensors you’re going to replace. Even if you plan to change them out yourself, it will cost you around the same amount.