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Dodge Oxygen Sensor maintains the balance of combustion, reducing wastage and letting engines breathe normally. In 1914, Dodge stamped its name on the road with an all-steel body, sneering at fragile rivals and giving a note of uncompromising power and straight-ahead brute strength to all cars that succeeded it. Dodge continued to add more muscle with HEMI mills, the snake-like Viper program, and a philosophy of taking the shove instead of merely holding back. Now, Dodge vents snarls with the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust and pumps a 600-watt roar, shedding the flex in Drag, Donut, and Sport modes, but quieting down to stealth should the driver need to sneak home undetected. Dodge never dilutes that heritage of strength and instead selects the technology that introduces grin-inducing sound or silent movement without ever concealing the unstated directness of the brand. Oxygen Sensor is located in the exhaust stream, the zirconium oxide core of which is coated with platinum to stir up a voltage that switches between rich and lean instantaneously as the hot gases pass through, giving the control computer live data to vary injector pulse width and maintain a close stoichiometric ratio to ensure closed loop efficiency and cleaner tailpipes. The sensor has two connections that run upstream and downstream of the catalyst, and the system compares the readings and identifies a failed converter before mileage drastically decreases. Oxygen Sensor ages as fuel deposits cover it, and the signal becomes lazy and causes the mixture to deviate until emissions run high and acceleration becomes dulled. Oxygen Sensor works optimally when drivers use clean fuel, seal leaks within a short time, and replace faulty ones before the engine begins to burn an excessive amount of gas.