The truck owner - in this case, the U.S. Army - was far more interested in power and the ability to deal with the muddy roads of northern France when the Dodge Brothers started building trucks in 1918. By the time the next war came around in December 1941, the Dodge assembly line - staffed by good honest American workers doing their job on American soil, using American steel - were ready to meet the threat of Fascism when commander-in-chief Franklin D.

Roosevelt called on the entire country to mobilize. The Dodge truck that came off the assembly line in Detroit Michigan, U.S.A.

was an all-out power wagon (which was actually its model name), ready to storm beach heads from Normandy to Iwo Jima. Can you imagine such a thing, nowadays? Times have certainly changed...today, most of those "American" cars are either made overseas, or from foreign parts...and now, with fuel no longer cheap, most people are thinking more about fuel economy, and rightly so. The Dodge Truck Oxygen Sensor is part of what makes the modern Dodge Truck a leaner, more fuel-efficient machine than its ancestors. The Dodge Truck Oxygen Sensor measures the amount of oxygen present in the exhaust, and sends this data to the fuel-injectors. The mixture is adjusted for the current driving conditions. The result - your V8 engine is 50% more efficient than a "slant six" of thirty years ago. If your newer Dodge Ram V8 is pulling substantially less than 24 MPG on the highway, it may be time for a new Dodge Truck Oxygen Sensor. Come see us today, and you'll pay less.Order yours online or by phone, 24/7.