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#6 of 11 Re: error code p0037 [ateixeira]
by hazeydavey
Oct 09, 2010 (6:42 pm)
An update on the error code. Ran the tank all the way down and filled it up. Reset the CEL, and it came on after about 5 miles. Had the o2 sensor replaced at the dealer, $297 cost. The good thing was they found a leak somewhere in the radiator which just happened to be under warranty by 6 months. They replaced the radiator, so I guess it worked out well in the end. Thanks for your help, and suggestions.
#7 of 11 Re: error code p0037 [hazeydavey]
by ateixeira
Oct 12, 2010 (9:23 am)
Glad to hear it's resolved now.
#8 of 11 Re: error code p0037 [hazeydavey]
by peterchan
Aug 01, 2011 (12:14 am)
2005 Sienna, 99,000K. 2WD. I also use LUCAS cleaner before the 3 lights (CEL, VSC, Trac off) come on. The code is p0037. Where is the B1S2 located ? and how to reset, EFI1 or EF 2 fuse ?
#9 of 11 Re: error code p0037 [peterchan]
by hazeydavey
Aug 02, 2011 (5:29 am)
Peterchan, from what I recall, the B1S2 sensor is located in front of the firewall. I found a diagram somewhere on line but deleted it a while back. I reset the warning lights using a OBII tester a few times, but the lights always came back on. I ended up taking van to the dealer and got dinged for $300 for replacement and labor. It looked a little too involved for me to do the job. Lucas must burn the sensor. That was the one and only time I used the Lucas product. Good luck. Let me know what happens if you don't mind.
#10 of 11 Re: error code p0037 [hazeydavey]
by peterchan1
Aug 10, 2011 (7:57 am)
I fix the the problem and took some pictures for others. It only costs me less than $200. I want to post some images, however i dont know how to post. ">