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P0137

Oxygen Sensor — Low Voltage (Bank 1, Sensor 2)

Low — fix soonSafe to drive for now

Severity: Fix soon. Usually safe to drive for now.

What P0137 means

The oxygen sensor behind the catalytic converter on bank 1 is stuck at a low voltage, which can mean the converter is not cleaning the exhaust or the sensor itself is failing.

Common causes

How to fix it

Check for exhaust leaks, test the sensor, and check the converter's health before replacing parts.

Can I drive with P0137?

Safe to drive, but get it checked — it can be an early sign of a failing catalytic converter.

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Questions, answered

Is it safe to drive with code P0137?

Generally safe to drive, but get it checked soon. Safe to drive, but get it checked — it can be an early sign of a failing catalytic converter.

What causes code P0137?

The most common causes are: Failed oxygen sensor; Exhaust leak; Failing catalytic converter; Wiring short. A scan tool and a visual check of the parts above is where a technician starts.

How do I fix code P0137?

Check for exhaust leaks, test the sensor, and check the converter's health before replacing parts.

Not repair advice. This page gives general information about code P0137 only. Cars differ by make, model and year — confirm the fault with a scan tool and have the repair done by a qualified technician.

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