🚜 Dodge Ram 6.7L NOx Sensor - 68210084AA 5WK9 6742B - Upstream for 2013-2018 2500, 3500, 4500, 5500 Review

It even has a matching Cummins part number on the back. He speaks CAN and really likes the heat shield, it's better and thicker than the OEM. The cheaper device does not communicate on the CAN network and causes random turbo codes. All in all a very good OEM replacement for my 2013 6.7.

Looks and performs exactly like the defective OEM part. The sensor can be easily screwed into the exhaust pipe, the electrical connection is perfect. Very difficult to replace but it was more about the RAM than that part. Remove the passenger wheel and wheel arch protector for better access.

Precise fit for Nox sensor upstream, no need for Check Engine Light anymore. removed the airbox, inner fender, took 90 degree flex shafts from lows and an extra 8mm head (5/16 works too), one thing that might help is a longer 8mm wrench for the tail . Good luck, and if you have someone with tiny hands and common sense put them in the engine bay 🤣

It's only been a few days, but so far so good. I had a p2201 trouble code that kept coming up on my 2013 2013 6.7L Ram 2500 Diesel. I looked up the cost of a new OEM intake NOx sensor and refused to spend more than $1000. So I tried this aftermarket. It's actually made in the USA, unlike the original it replaced. The error code has not reappeared after clearing it and it has driven many kilometers. Good buy.

Having replaced the exhaust NOx sensor on my 2013 Ram 3500 this past July March this year it seems it was time to that the exhaust sensor failed. The check engine light came on and when I plugged in my OBD2 code reader I found the code was "P229F - Powertrain". After a bit of research I found out that this code is related to the lower NOx sensor which is located on the exhaust pipe behind the diesel particulate filter and scr catalyst. On my truck, it's on the passenger side, about a foot in…