A very good price and it fit well. After installing the van ran perfectly and wasn't very hard to install. Sure was a lot less than having the dealer supply one and install it. 150-300 dollars. Took about an hour, but I replace both sensors and the coils.
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Swapped both on my 2013 JKU. Car is running ALOT smoother and is getting 2 more MPG went from 15.2 to 17.6 which is good because I have a 2in lift kit and run 35s. I try my best to get Mopar sensors because half the time aftermarket ones don't sync properly or go bad within a few months of driving.
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Never installed this part but it’s still a good oem part for the price. I bought it just in case Mine was bad. I’ll keep it for future use if needed.
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It also tastes great and is less filling. It also works and was a good price.
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Installed in the vehicle. So far so good. Packaged good and on time.
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