93-96 Dodge Dakota Jeep Cherokee Grand Cherokee Wrangler Front Sensor

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Front Oxygen Sensor — 1993–1996 Dodge Dakota, Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler

OEM-style oxygen sensor for proper air-fuel mixture monitoring on 90s Dodge and Jeep platforms. Direct replacement for factory sensor locations. Engineered to restore accurate fuel trim and emissions readings after sensor degradation.

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Key Features
  • Factory mounting configuration - Drop-in replacement at OEM sensor boss location; no adapters required
  • Ceramic element construction - Zirconia sensor for consistent voltage signal across idle and load conditions
  • Threaded stainless body - Corrosion resistance in high-heat exhaust environment
Specs
  • Material: Stainless Steel / Ceramic
  • Configuration: Single-wire oxygen sensor
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Oxygen sensor (1x)
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this sensor work on my specific engine — 4.0L, V8, or 2.5L?

This sensor is sized and threaded for factory mounting on the listed vehicle years and models. Verify your exhaust manifold threads match M18x1.5 standard before installation.

Do I need special tools to install this, or can I use a regular oxygen sensor socket?

A dedicated oxygen sensor socket (typically 22mm or 30mm depending on sensor design) makes removal and installation cleaner. You can hand-tighten it with an adjustable wrench if needed—sensor should be snug but not over-torqued.

Will this clear my check engine light?

This sensor will allow the engine computer to read oxygen levels correctly once installed. If your light is on because of a bad sensor code (P0130–P0139 range), the light should clear after the engine cycles. Other codes require separate diagnosis.