JimmyJimJims
Junior Member
Hello! I'm new here but my problem sure isn't lol, a few years ago I bought a 2003 Ram 1500 quadcab 2WD 3.7L v6 with 149000 miles from a dealer in town. When purchased the dealer said "just needs an o2 sensor" which is code for has 12 more hidden trouble codes AND needs an o2 sensor :/ so those were all fixed, new upper and lower NTK oxygen sensors and a new Magnaflow catalytic converter (my truck only has the 1 cat and 2 sensors) plus a host of other new parts and for a year I had NO check engine light. About 4 months ago it popped back on one day with P0141 "Faulty Heated Oxygen Sensor (H2OS) Bank 1 Sensor 2" so it was AGAIN replaced with a new Denso sensor this time. CEL cleared annnnd 2 days later P0141 AGAIN! So this time I checked the ohms on the new downstream sensor and the sensor had a reading of 7.1 ohms, well within the spec for a new downstream o2, aka the sensor is fine and working. So why the CEL? Is there something else that can go wrong on these trucks besides the actual o2 sensor itself causing a P0141? Wiring? Is there a way to check? Thanks in advance this has me confused as heck
Truck runs just fine otherwise, only has the 1 code, any ideas?
Truck runs just fine otherwise, only has the 1 code, any ideas?