well bff's i finally learned how to pull codes , however i dont know what they mean? this is where i need the help. i will list the codes , my 03 concorde currently stalls out and has trouble up shifting after stops. the 02 sensors were recently replaced by the previous owner , however they were not the correct ones. here's what i got. if you could also let me know what i need to do to fix the current code that would be super great. 3.5 engine / not h/o

p0300
p0700
p0132
p0152

 

also im sure one of those codes might be related to the 02 sensors? could somebody please remind what brand we are suppose to use? i dont want to throw away a few hundred dollars. maybe sombody out there knows of a place on the web where i might be able to purchase 4 of em at a resonable price?

 

NTK or denso

 

so buddy are all four of the 02 sensors the same?

also how bad is the code that reads p0700 - Transmission control system malfuntion?

^ i was a quart low on trans fluid , fixed that.

i have heard a shaft solenoid is a common problem for that code?

also what if i went to the junk yard and found a somewhat new chrysler auto , what other chrysler would use the same 02 sensors that i might be able to pick up for $5/each? i have a 2003 concorde w/3.5

 

one more 'Q' could i use a few of these? (save a few$$)

or has anyone ever tried them? or will i most likely be throwing my money away?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Universa...6dbdf1&vxp=mtr

 

0300 Multiple Misfire detected: How does it run? May be related to O2 sensor faults.
0700 ETAX (Trans Controller ) issue, need a code reader to see what the actaul code is. Most auto parts stores will "read" for free. Depending on what code is present would point to the cause. 02 and up LH platform cars are sucepable to solenoid issues. (eariler years in/out sensors)
0132 1/1 O2 sensor voltage high
0152 1/2 O2 sensor voltage high
That is both right bank (Pass side) O2 sensors showing same fault. If the sensors are anything other than OEM, NGK or Denso get them changed to the recommended ones. (Chryslers do not do well with any other brands)
Sensors and their function are the same but the upstream/down stream may have sifferent plug configurations (02 and up)
Check wires carefully, short to voltage or poor ground will give those codes.

 

^ good info . thank you. never thought to check the wires for the current 02's. but i will be replacing them very soon. well as soon as i can get a better deal than paying $79.99/each for 4. damn thats just too much.