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P0137 - Zero Volts O2 Sensor

58Willys

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Happy 4th Everyone!

2018 3.6L - Couple of months ago I had an oil leak on rear of Bank 1 valve cover, fixed it all good. A few weeks later got a P2096 and P 0171 codes. Installed new Bank 1 downstream O2 sensor, all good. Yesterday got a P0137 code. No oil leak now, all clean. Checking live date, I have zero (0) volt reading on Bank 1 Sensor 2 (downstream).

So do I have a bad O2 sensor, or a wiring issue? I'm thinking a wiring issue as one screen shot of live date had .21 v, and the rest had zero, so a bit intermittent. I have the wiring diagrams, but haven't been able to find to O2 diagram yet; anyone know what the power wire to Bank 1 downstream sensor is? Bad ground?

Any other ideas?

Thanks!



Jeep Wrangler JL P0137 - Zero Volts O2 Sensor Screenshot_7-4-24


Jeep Wrangler JL P0137 - Zero Volts O2 Sensor Screenshot_7-4-24
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Did you use an OEM O2 sensor? Make sure it is plugged in still, and check fuses.
 

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Use oem o2
Also if oil got on the sensors they are gonna go out over time. I had two get ruined from a dealership oil spill
 
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Used a OEM sensor, one of the white signal wires is bad. Waiting on new one.
 

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I've had to replace o2 sensors on practically every vehicle I've had, they don't last forever. I would replace the sensor while I'm in there
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