2013 Dodge Durango O2 Sensor Replacement

What's up, Team! The owner of this 2013 Dodge Durango had a check engine light on and after scanning the codes it came back with a bad O2 sensor on bank one. This will work with all 3.6L for Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, RAM, Fiat, and a few other bands. Depending on the car the engine may be turned sideways just like the Durango is.
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[@Ghost_Automotive_DIY]

I used 2 different brands that the owner at time code 10:13 I explain which is the upstream and which is the down stream. The Bosch is the upstream part number 15510 and the downstream stream is the NTK part number 23162.

[@reggieowens5949]

Hello, what's the best way to replace bank 2 sensor 2 on the 3.6 durango 2015 Thanks

[@Ghost_Automotive_DIY]

@@reggieowens5949 hello, it’s the same process for bank 2 as I did here for bank 1. The only difference I would do is cut the wire and use a regular wrench. As tight as the area is it’ll make it easier to get on and be able to break it free. You may have to use a cheater bar or another wrench connected to the main wrench. Hope this helps answer your question

[@faustothompson4539]

Can you me out I need 4 02 sensors.dodge told me 3 sensors are the same and the upstream passenger side is different. can you provide the sensors part number for all 4?