Here's the numbers, what I have used:
1 each 56029084AA
1 each 56029085AA
2 each 56029049AA

Regarding NTK, they usually make good parts, and may even be the OEM for these sensors. Haven't used them, but second hand info is that they work well. Not that much price difference on RockAuto compared to Mopar.

 

Thank you Mr. T. Yea the price difference doesn't seem worth it I guess to take a chance on this. I asked a jeep shop how much they would charge to do the cat and o2 sensors by me and it was all in about $1800. It's only $300 in labor. The parts are killer on this one.

I also gained access to a software similar to AllData called Identifix. This software allows you to put in the year and make and model of the vehicle and then the trouble code and it tells you the different fixes for it and how others in the "identifix community" of mechanics have solved that issue also. I'll post some screen shots.

 

It's a really cool software

 

Shows some other info

 

Last one that shows the confirmed fixes

 

The Identifix seems pretty similar to BlueDriver in regards to giving you what fixed it for different people.

 

Wow blue driver does something similar to this? And the blue driver can work for multiple vehicles?

 

@Rednroll has the BlueDriver and as far as I'm aware, yes, multiple vehicles. It's on Amazon for $100.

 

Yep, quick and dirty review is here: OBD2 Enhanced Code Scanners

 

Ok last question.....

Besides the Cat, o2 sensors, manifold hardware kit and clamp is there anything else I am missing for this job?