Ram 1500 Ecodiesel oil temperature sensor P0198 most common fix.

A little help with finding and changing your Ecodiesel oil temperature sensor.

[@edwelker6130]

Great video, getting the camera right where the action is. Helped me a lot in completing the repair! Thanks.

[@josemoraila6456]

Great video, helped a lot. Thank you. However, I found that going through the wheel well was considerably easier. I also found the Torque Specs. 20Nm, 177In Lbs or 14.75 Ft Lbs

[@Brandonlexx1]

Great tip!

[@benanderson9536]

Amazing camera work, video helped a ton! Thanks.

[@Brandonlexx1]

Glad it helped!

[@adamx2727]

Thanks for a great video!

[@mattnourot7754]

Good video, thanks. It made the job easier for me.

[@Brandonlexx1]

Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment!

[@jackose8212]

Appreciated, helpful video

[@SterlingSigurdsen]

great video this helped replaced it on my mom's truck.

[@Brandonlexx1]

Glad I could help!

[@phprofYT]

Thank you.

[@andyrodriguez5294]

Great video, you need to drain the engine oil first or you can do it without removing it thanks 🙏🏻

[@alanbernal377]

Is the one on top the coolant temperature sensor?

[@Brandonlexx1]

I believe so.

[@chrishorn6829]

What's that part number? I ordered the oil temp sensor and the one that they gave me is the one above that one. Thanks

[@Brandonlexx1]

I believe that the Mopar number is 68142898AA. There are several aftermarket options at all of the parts stores. Good luck to you, my friend!

[@hotrodyves]

@@Brandonlexx1
here is the new # 68300629aa
😉

[@normarsenault6788]

Any need for some thread tape on that??

[@Brandonlexx1]

If I remember, the new sensor had thread sealant on it but it wouldn't hurt.

[@sadamerica2666]

How to unplug 2010 Dodge Ram oil sensor

[@Brandonlexx1]

Next time. They can suck.