Q: Where is my o2 sensor located
Trying to locate the o2 sensor in my 98 Dodge neon
Hi there. Your Dodge Neon actually has two O2 sensors, and upstream and a downstream O2 sensor. To review a video of how to replace the upstream O2 sensor, click this link.
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