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This isn't true as it's not possible to see / reach behind the engine on a 1997 Caravan from the hood. It's possible the visualize the sensor from the top, but not easily, and you certainly cannot 'access' it without removing a number of parts. The upstream O2 sensor must be reached from underneath the vehicle by following the exhaust up. It's not the easily-seen one just dangling down under the car. Follow the pipe on which that one is located, up about 2 feet, and the sensor will be up there, mounted on top of the exhaust manifold where it's difficult to visualize. The wire is less than a foot long and you can also see the plastic clip from this angle.
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It is right behind the engine, on top of the rear exhaust manifold and under the windshield wiper tray.
The upstream sensor is screwed into the rear exhaust manifold. The downstream is screwed into the catalytic converter.The upstream sensor is screwed into the rear exhaust manifold. The downstream is screwed into the catalytic converter.
It does not have a maf.
upstream will be in the manifold, downstream refers to behind the converter Upstream o2sensor on exhaust manifold . from underneath have to reach up to where meets up with block. hard to reach . but not impossible
on the intake
The crankshaft position sensor on a 2005 dodge grand caravan is mounted on the upper side of the bell housing and can be easily accessed from the top.
It is threaded into the rear exhaust manifold.It is threaded into the rear exhaust manifold.
It is part of the EGR valve.
There are two, in the exhaust on the back of the engine.
It is on the back exhaust manifold.