Multiple Engine Codes being thrown

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dmharwood37

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Hello. I just recently bought a 2007 RAM 1500 5.7 with about 250,000 and it ran fine for a few days and now it is throwing a ton of code. They are P1129, P0300, P0175, and P0174. It is having a really rough idle and is skipping at idle. Im pretty sure the P1129 is the upstream bank 1 O2 sensor, but could that cause bank 2 codes to be thrown as well? Thank you so much
 

turkeybird56

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Just a thought: On MY 19, which is 5th Gen, one of my O2 sensors went out. Dealership replaced. I drove 1/4 mile to BK to get a burger and it threw another code. Got my burger, did a 180 and right back to dealer, my SA was not happy, but he good guy and the Dealership then replaced all 4 O2 sensors, up and down, now all good. Just my experience on sensors. But if U replace, USE OEM, not aftermarket, RAM's picky.

ADDED: Lots of codes could be symptom that yer battery is weak also.
 
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dmharwood37

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Alright thank you. My plan right now is to change that O2 sensor and see what happens. The battery is only a year old, but I'll run a voltage test on it to be sure
 
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