There are two oxygen sensors one is called the upstream oxygen sensor located in the exhaust manifold and one downstream directly behind the catalytic converter. I think the one you are looking for is mounted in the exhaust manifold sometimes referred to as bank 1 and sensor 1 being the first in the exhaust system. Hope this helps you.
you will need a c-clamp and screwdriver and ratchett set.
Fluid and filter change should require 5-6 quarts.
You can reset the light by disconnecting the battery cable for about 5 minutes, then reconnect. You will need a scan tool.
The process of replacing the water pump varies dependig upon the engine size Please post the engine size and will try to provide you with the needed steps
Assuming it is screeching in the area of the belt and pulleys, my problem was that the belt tensioner had seized and needed to be replaced. Noise problem was solved.
Check the color of the old antifreeze. It is probably red. This would be Hybrid Organic Acid Technology and should not be mixed with other types. 2000- 2001 is around the time that Plymouth changed to this type of coolant so its important to check for the red color.
4.5 to 5 qts depending on the engine. with all engines (that are available in this vehicle) start with 4.5 and top off as needed after starting the engine.
if it is a serpentine belt, there is a tension pully that keeps it tight if is a v blet , u generally adjust the tension by moving the alternator
When the pilgrims came to the U.S., they needed a place to live. This is when they created Plymouth.
dash 5.25 door 5x7 (you will have to make or find brackets if you don't have factory infinity sound system) mid-panel/rear 6x9 This info came form experience and crutchfield
Are you loosing water and if so you will need to pressure test the cooling system. Repair any leaks and replace the thermostat. Then check your cooling fans for proper operation.
well you need to water it and make sure it is in a warm place or location.