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1997-2003 Dodge Dakota Ram Engine Sensor

K2 Industries
K2-10860-DGE-006-EC
Engine Components
$120.00 $99.99
$99.99

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1997-2003 Dodge Dakota Ram Engine Sensor
1997–2003 Dodge Dakota Ram Engine Sensor

Direct-fit engine sensor for Dodge Dakota and Ram pickup trucks across three generations. OEM-style design ensures plug-and-play compatibility without adapter modifications. Built to factory specifications for reliable sensor readings under all operating conditions.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • OEM-style connector - No wiring harness modification required; seats directly into factory harness.
  • Direct-fit design - Mounts at factory sensor location without drilling or relocation brackets.
  • Full-range operation - Calibrated to read across complete sensor spectrum for accurate engine management feedback.
Specs
  • Configuration: Single sensor unit
  • Condition: New
  • Connector type: Factory OEM style
What's Included
  • Engine sensor (1x)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any special tools or adapters to install this?

No adapters needed—this sensor plugs straight into the factory harness and mounts at the original location. You'll need basic hand tools and maybe a sensor socket if your current unit is seized; otherwise it's a straightforward swap.

Can I reuse my old wiring harness?

Yes. The OEM-style connector matches the factory harness, so you can disconnect the old sensor and plug this one in without any rewiring.

What if the sensor doesn't read correctly after installation?

Double-check that the connector is fully seated and the terminal pins aren't bent or corroded. If the truck's check engine light persists, the engine computer may need to relearn the new sensor—try clearing codes and running a short drive cycle before troubleshooting further.

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