Can you drive with a P2138 code?
Can I drive with P2138, or is it too serious? We recommend addressing the issue causing P2138 as soon as possible. Your car may have trouble accelerating or go into reduced power mode when this code is triggered, which lets you know it’s not the best idea to drive with P2138.
Why does the throttle position sensor Get Low Voltage?
The voltage of the throttle position sensor can drop below the expected range for several reasons, including the following: A loosely-mounted throttle position sensor. Electrical short on the sensor circuit, either to the ground or to another wire. Bad or corroded wiring or connections for the sensor.
When do I get a p2138 problem code?
The P2138 trouble code is triggered when there are problems with the throttle/pedal position sensor/switch. However, it’s not the only code related to the throttle body and its circuitry. The P2135, P2136, P2137, P2139, and P2140 DTCs also indicate issues in the same areas.
Where is the p2138 reduced power Bulletin located?
The P2138 trouble code may be stored in the computer along with a check engine light. The P2138 Reduced Power bulletin applies to the following vehicles: 2005-2011 GM Passenger Cars and Light Duty Trucks (Including Saturn) The P2128 trouble code refers to Accelerator Pedal Position (APP) Sensor 1-2 Correlation.
What does trouble code p2128 mean on a GMC Sierra?
The P2128 trouble code refers to Accelerator Pedal Position (APP) Sensor 1-2 Correlation. Do NOT assume you have a bad accelerator pedal sensor. GM says the condition is caused by water leaking into the body harness connector that carries the APP signal to the PCM. The water changes the voltage readings from the APP.
What is the p2138 code on a Pontiac Grand Prix?
Hi all, I have a 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix with sunroof which is throwing code P2138. This has been going on for nearly a year now. When driving in rain or very wet road conditions the Reduced Engine Power message will come on along with the check engine.