Hello all,
my O2 sensors are giving codes 1032 and 35.
96 dak, 3.9L, auto.
I replaced the O2 sensor and I got these codes, I thought it was bad so I replaced it and am still getting the same codes.
I have checked the wiring harness and any thing related to the information transmission, I can not see any smoking gun.

I find it hard to believe that 2 O2 sensors would be bad and have the same problem.

Also, I did the check the codes using the on off on... method, and the codes I got were
(12)start of code then 2 1 and then 2 1 and then end code of 5 6

I would sure like to resolve this as, she runs crappy and I know she can run better. She sometimes wants to stall when you hit the gas, and just lacks power when on the freeway. I have had it running well where it did fine on the freeway, so I know its not just because shes got 205k on her.

I have a new TPS, IMAP, and cleaned the throttle body.

I have checked for vacuum leaks and can not find it if there is one. Also, considered EGR valve, but there is not one on this year, or at least on mine.

I am open for any and all suggestions.

thanks in advance.

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Are you sure it those code numbers. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/1052121-post2.html

 

I should have put the bong down sooner. the codes are p0132 and P0135,my bad.
thanks for that link, the info is a bit more enlightening but still not sure what to do with it.
thanks

 

Most likely your oxygen sensor is bad. Replace it.

 

Darn, that is the second one.
I wonder how long the warranty is?
thanks Crazy, you are always a great help.
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HAH!!!
I found the smoking gun. Little B$%^&d.
the pin in the connector had pushed in so there was not a good contact. Hello.
It usually takes a couple of days for the light to come on, but I am confident that is it.

thanks

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No problem. Make sure and reset the computer.

 

Reset by clearing the code, or resetting by disconnecting the battery?
thanks

 

Can you clear the codes with a scanner?

Crazy's link explains the manual way of clearing codes

To reset your engine codes:
Remove the negative terminal of your battery (10mm wrench).
Turn your ignition key to START and hold it there for about 15 seconds.
Turn your ignition key to OFF and remove it.
Connect the negative terminal of your battery.

 

with my reader I can clear codes.
I think I am good.
thanks
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