Bank 2 sensor location

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When you open the hood, bank 2 is the one right up front. The rear is bank one (near the firewall).

Here is a guide to help walk you through the steps with the location of all oxygen sensor in the diagrams below

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-replace-an-oxygen-sensor


Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

Take care,
Joe

Hello, when you open the hood, whether 3.6 or v8 north star, its always in left side passenger side thanks

Yes, I saw three sensors on the left and i replaced the one in the back but it was not correct. So I was just checking to see which one of the two up front would be correct.

Whats the engine size titan

V6

My opinion, try remove the the oxygen sensors one by one and hook the scanner and see the fault cod's come in scanner, or open live data,

You mean oxygen sensors, or cam shaft sensors, because the oxygen sensor is always straight , 2 sensors up stream and down stream in each engine heads pipe, and for cam sensors is numbered a and b

camshaft sensor

So there are two on the left side up front. I had an error code P0021 Bank 2 camshaft timimg over advanced bank 2

Welcome back:

Take a look at the attached picture. It shows where the sensors are located. Bank 2 is on the right side of the engine when facing the front of the engine. There is a legend at the bottom of the picture identifying each component

Let me know if this helps. By the way, the pic is specific to your vehicle.

Joe

If you get this code don't wast you money, because the chains stretched and need new tensioners and chains

I updated the top response check it out.

Hello, can some one plz tell me about tire pressure sensors on 2005 and up grand cherokee, i am not able to know how its numbered, i have to relearn sensors on scanner, i have no idea in which tire sould i start, its complicated procces, appreciate.

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Cheers, Ken