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Glow Plug/Heater Indicator Control Circuit High
P037B relates to glow plug/heater indicator control circuit high. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.
What you may notice
Symptoms
- 01Warning light may illuminate
- 02Related system function may be impaired
- 03Vehicle-specific symptoms vary
Where to look first
Common causes
- 01Implausible sensor or switch signal, poor ground, connector corrosion, or wiring damage
- 02Related wiring, connector, power or ground fault
- 03Vehicle-specific mechanical or control issue
A sensible sequence
Best diagnostic order
- 01Record stored and pending codes and freeze-frame data
- 02Compare the named sensor or switch signal with actual operating conditions; inspect the connector, reference supply, ground and harness.
- 03Confirm measured values against the vehicle service information
- 04Retest under the conditions that set the code
Step by step
What to check and repair
- 01Compare the named sensor or switch signal with actual operating conditions; inspect the connector, reference supply, ground and harness.
- 02Repair the verified cause and confirm the code does not return
Read the signals
Live-data clues
Named sensor or switch signal
- Typical behavior
- Consistent with the vehicle specifications and operating conditions
- Possible clue
- A dropout or implausible value can localize the fault
| Parameter | Typical behavior | What it can suggest |
|---|---|---|
| Named sensor or switch signal | Consistent with the vehicle specifications and operating conditions | A dropout or implausible value can localize the fault |
What P037B means
Glow Plug/Heater Indicator Control Circuit High. This diagnostic trouble code identifies a detected condition; it does not by itself identify the failed part.
Diagnostic direction
Compare the named sensor or switch signal with actual operating conditions; inspect the connector, reference supply, ground and harness.
Before clearing the code
Record stored and pending codes and freeze-frame data. Confirm specifications and tests for the exact vehicle. Repair the verified cause, then repeat the appropriate monitor or drive cycle.