Correct O2 sensors for 5.9L
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I just ordered new NTK O2 sensors from my local parts store and they gave me 2x NTK 23132, one 23137 & one 22135. Turns out I only have 2 sensors on my D (non california emissions) Which 2 do I need? Having a hard time confirming these numbers as they mostly just say 'These fit your vehicle' Thanks!
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If 5.9 was in the title all along, then my apologies. I don't remember seeing it at the time. Wouldn't be my first screw-up, probably won't be my last. LOL
OP: Plug in your VIN on a Mopar site and get the correct part numbers, the match up with NTK units on their website. It should say "replacement for" and list your Mopar part number.
OP: Plug in your VIN on a Mopar site and get the correct part numbers, the match up with NTK units on their website. It should say "replacement for" and list your Mopar part number.
Last edited by Dodgevity; 09-28-2019 at 07:22 PM.
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They were the correct ones. Thanks for the tip about going to mopar with my VIN. I didn't think of that. The issue was the same as another post where it would start fine then after about a minute or 2 it would loose power & act like it was starving for fuel. After another minute or 2 it would start to run ok. The vehicle had been sitting for about a year when I bought it and I originally thought it might be water in the fuel. Searching on here brought me to that other post with the same issue (like that one there were also no codes shown on my reader). 2 new O2 sensors and some rust in my eyes and it's running like a top! Thanks again!