P0137Low urgency

O2 Sensor Circuit Low Voltage (Bank 1 Sensor 2)

Emission · Oxygen Sensors

Safe to drive. An exhaust leak near the sensor can cause this code — inspect before replacing the sensor.
What this means

The downstream Bank 1 O2 sensor is outputting a voltage persistently below 0.1V — indicating a lean exhaust reading that could be caused by an exhaust leak, a failed sensor, or a genuinely lean exhaust.

Likely causes
  • Exhaust leak near downstream sensorMost common
  • Failed downstream O2 sensorMost common
  • Lean exhaust from upstream fuel issueCommon
Estimated repair cost
O2 sensor$80 – $250
Exhaust repair$100 – $400
Upstream fuel system diagnosis$100 – $500
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Frequently asked questions about P0137

What does P0137 mean?

The downstream Bank 1 O2 sensor is outputting a voltage persistently below 0.1V — indicating a lean exhaust reading that could be caused by an exhaust leak, a failed sensor, or a genuinely lean exhaust.

Is P0137 serious?

Safe to drive. An exhaust leak near the sensor can cause this code — inspect before replacing the sensor.

How much does it cost to fix P0137?

Repair costs for P0137 range from $80 – $250 depending on the root cause and your vehicle.

Can I drive with P0137?

Yes, the vehicle is safe to drive. Schedule a repair at your convenience.

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