Replacing O2 sensor on 2007 dodge ram 1 bank 2

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Asked by Dakota Jan 12, 2016 at 07:00 PM about the 2007 Dodge RAM 1500 SLT Quad Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My dodge ram is throwing a code for the o2
sensor. (1 bank 2). I replaced the  downstream on
the left side ( but the red saftey  clip broke so I zip
tied it together) and it's still throwing the code.I
just had my entire exhaust and new catalytic  
converters  put on. Do I need to replace all of the
o2  sensors or would  there be a certain one to go
to and replace? I'm needing help cause I have to
have my inspection  done in 2 days and trying to
limit the ones I should look at to replace with out
buyin them all

2 Answers

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make sure wires are not cracked/cut shorting together.

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Where are the sensors bank 1 and 2 localed on the 2007 ram truck. And can I replace it myself.

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