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O2 Sensor Heater

Moosejaw

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Does anyone know if there is a fuse that controls the O2 sensor heaters on a 2011 3.8 L Jeep Wrangler JK. When I use the scanner, it said that all four O2 sensor heaters are the issue and I had just replaced all four O2 sensors less than a month ago.
 
I don't know if there's a fuse but just wandering what Brand of O2's you used? These JK's are pretty picky on the electronic parts that are used on them.
 
If you don't use NGK or Mopar (which are NGK), they're more than likely going to throw codes.
 
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I don't know if there's a fuse but just wandering what Brand of O2's you used? These JK's are pretty picky on the electronic parts that are used on them.

I just replaced O2 sensors that were maybe 7 months old with 4 new NTK sensors and I have check the grounds and they seem to be tight and no corrosion. Local mechanic said there could be a fuse since the scanner says that it’s all four O2 sensor heaters, so was wondering if anyone had the same issue and knew or a fuse. Thanks
 
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