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Where is the oxygen sensor in a Dodge Grand Caravan?

The location of the oxygen sensor (O2 sensor) in a Dodge Grand Caravan varies depending on the year, engine size, and whether it's a pre- or post-catalytic converter sensor. There are typically at least two, sometimes more.

To find it, you'll need to:

1. Consult your vehicle's repair manual: This is the most reliable method. The manual will show diagrams with exact locations. You can often find a free PDF version online by searching "[your Grand Caravan year and engine] repair manual".

2. Check online forums and resources: Search online forums specific to Dodge Grand Caravans (like the Dodge forum on sites like club dodge.com or others) for your year and model. Members often post pictures and discuss sensor locations.

3. Look under the vehicle: O2 sensors are typically located in the exhaust system, before and after the catalytic converter. They're threaded into the exhaust manifold or pipe. They are usually about the size and shape of a spark plug. Be careful when looking under the vehicle, it is hot when the engine is running. Always let the vehicle cool down completely before working on it.

General areas to look:

* Before the catalytic converter(s): This is the most common location for the upstream O2 sensor.

* After the catalytic converter(s): This is the location for the downstream O2 sensor.

Remember to be cautious when working under your vehicle. Use jack stands for safety. If you're not comfortable performing this yourself, take it to a qualified mechanic.