O2 Sensors

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by General Schvantzkoph, Sep 24, 2010.

  1. Are Chrysler O2 sensors crap? I've got a five year old 300C (2006 model
    year) with 50K miles on it. An O2 sensor had to be replaced a year ago, a
    second one has failed recently. I'm having the dealer replace all four
    because I figure if two have failed the other two can't be far behind.

    Is this unusual on the Hemi?
     
    General Schvantzkoph, Sep 24, 2010
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  2. General Schvantzkoph

    rob Guest

    a lot of that depends on the fuel in your area, as well as total hours
    running, not just miles......
     
    rob, Sep 24, 2010
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  3. My car sits in the driveway all week, and then I take it out for long
    trips on the weekend. Is sitting bad for the sensors?
     
    General Schvantzkoph, Sep 24, 2010
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    Rahul Guest

    I think they are crap too. But my model is older. A 1999 Stratus V6.
     
    Rahul, Oct 7, 2010
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  5. there is nothign special about o2 sensors. I think it is mostly due to
    engine. Check your engine compression, and injectors.
     
    ulas c coskun, Oct 28, 2010
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    clams Guest

    there is nothign special about o2 sensors. I think it is mostly due to
    engine. Check your engine compression, and injectors.

    I don't recall ever changing one on other cars, but I've had to have an O2
    sensor on my Labaron replaced four times in the past nine years.
     
    clams, Oct 28, 2010
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