Location of engine temperature coolant sensor two?

What size engine? On e 2.4 liter engine the sensor is near the starter motor. Check out the images (below). Let me know how it goes

It’s the 2.4 I found the sensor changed it but the P2185 code is still showing plus P1607 is showing now

These codes points to a bad PCM or you have a engine that is overheating, can I ask if you had the battery disconnected recently? Here is a guide that may help

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/symptoms-of-an-overheating-engine/

P2185 – Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 2 Circuit High Voltage

P1607 on Chrysler/Dodge commonly points to a PCM internal shutdown timer / power interruption / temperature-related rationality issue, and it can show up after battery disconnection, low voltage, or a PCM power/ground problem.

Also, how is the connector at the second engine coolant temperature sensor, if the connector or wiring is bad it can create this code as well.

Yes when I changed the engine temperature coolant sensor two I disconnected the battery to do that. When I did the sensor one I redid the harness on it so I’m understanding what you said correctly I might need to do the sensor two harness as well.

That could be, yes, I would try clearing the codes again and driving the car just in case there is a glitch.

I’ve tried to clear the codes it will clear all but that one it says there’s an error and it can’t be cleared.

Yep, that is a sign the PCM is bad. Here is the location which is under the hood on the left side so you can send the PCM for testing/repairs. Also, check the electrical connector for corrosion, this can cause weird codes as well. We use this company they seem to know their stuff.

https://www.flashmastersecm.com/

Check out the images (below). Please let me know what happens.

I was afraid of that thank you for your help

Yep, it happens, please let us know what happens.

Will do I should be ordering it today or tomorrow