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Where is the oxygen sensor?

I have a 1994 Dodge minivan and I don't know where the oxygen sensor is located. Can you help me? Thanks

  • edmark2 Dec 10, 2008

    Thanks guys. I now know where to find the Oxygen Sensor and am going to do it today. You guys have a great day and a terrific Christmas and New Year. Ed

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All you oxygen sensors are located on you exhaust system. start from the manifolds and work you way downward toward the tail pipe and you will find all you oxygen sensors. Very simple to replace, just need oxygen sensor socket. pick it up from almost any auto-parts store, ex Auto-zone, Pep-boys etc. Just attach socket to your ratchet and turn counter clockwise to remove and clock wise to install new sensor. Good Luck

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Follow your exhaust manifold down from engine, it will be on side of exhaust, sticking out 2-3 inches, with wires coming from it to a connector.

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    Mike Butler Dec 11, 2008

    Same to you Ed, and Thanks for reply.

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