Swift O2 Sensor Issue After Long Storage

[Warren_Vidic]

I’m working on getting my 2005 Swift 1.3 Petrol back on the road after it’s been sitting for two years. Everything seemed to be going okay until I ran into this engine fault code.

P0134: O2 circuit no activity detected (Bank 1 Sensor 1).

I’ve tried clearing the code, but it pops back up after about five minutes. I’ve read that this might be related to a vacuum leak or potentially the sensor itself, but before I dive in and start troubleshooting, I wanted to see if anyone here has dealt with a similar issue.

Does this sound like something that can be solved by cleaning? or maybe replacing the O2 sensor? Should I be looking at other possible problems like a vacuum system issue?

 

[SuzukiDriver2024]

Could you check the pipe to the brake booster? Or even inside the booster. There might be a leak.

 

[Swiftly99]

I’m working on getting my 2005 Swift 1.3 Petrol back on the road after it’s been sitting for two years. Everything seemed to be going okay until I ran into this engine fault code.

P0134: O2 circuit no activity detected (Bank 1 Sensor 1).

I’ve tried clearing the code, but it pops back up after about five minutes. I’ve read that this might be related to a vacuum leak or potentially the sensor itself, but before I dive in and start troubleshooting, I wanted to see if anyone here has dealt with a similar issue.

Does this sound like something that can be solved by cleaning? or maybe replacing the O2 sensor? Should I be looking at other possible problems like a vacuum system issue?

Just curious! Any news on this? I'm hoping it's been resolved.

 

[Lana]

I’m working on getting my 2005 Swift 1.3 Petrol back on the road after it’s been sitting for two years. Everything seemed to be going okay until I ran into this engine fault code.

P0134: O2 circuit no activity detected (Bank 1 Sensor 1).

I’ve tried clearing the code, but it pops back up after about five minutes. I’ve read that this might be related to a vacuum leak or potentially the sensor itself, but before I dive in and start troubleshooting, I wanted to see if anyone here has dealt with a similar issue.

Does this sound like something that can be solved by cleaning? or maybe replacing the O2 sensor? Should I be looking at other possible problems like a vacuum system issue?

P0134 typically points to a faulty O2 sensor or wiring issue. Cleaning might not solve it if the sensor is faulty, so replacing it is a good option. However, check for vacuum leaks and ensure the wiring is intact before replacing the sensor.