Whoosierdad

UPDATE: I replaced the new Bosch o2 Sensors with NTK o2 sensors. Codes reset, and have not come back. No more "Check Engine Light." Car is running fine. Oreilly's did give me a refund on the Bosch o2 sensors. I don't think they were too thrilled about it, but I explained the entire situation so they had no argument. LOL Thank you again!

It has about 180k miles on it. i read somewhere else about the o2 sensors that i used to replace the old ones not being OEM. It said that they went back to OEM sensors and the codes went away. I think i will try this today and see. We did a tuneup about 40k miles ago. During that tuneup, we replaced all plugs and boots. It was running great, even when the o2 sensor code came up. I thought we were being proactive with replacing both upstream sensors, instead of just the one that was faulted. Thank you for your response.

I replaced both upstream o2 sensors on my son's 2014 Dodge Journey after retrieving a code saying that bank1 upstream o2 sensor is bad. After replacing those, I now get P0219A and P0219B codes. i've checked all of the obvious conditions for the codes, but just wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue and what they did to resolve it. Thank you.