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Replacing the lambda sensor on the Suzuki Celerio

Model: Suzuki Celerio MK 2 - Years 2014-2023
Part: Oxygen sensor

Let's see how to replace the lambda sensor on the Suzuki Celerio: The engine light was on, and the code P0037 indicated a fault in the heating circuit of the sensor. We identified the sensor as faulty from a visual inspection and a diagnostic attempt by disconnecting the connector. To remove the old sensor, it was necessary to cut it and use an extractor as it was rusted. We had to clean the thread, apply anti-seize compound, and install a new sensor, which we sourced from Ali Express with code 1005006844970410 at a price of £30.59, with free delivery. After installation, it was necessary to clear the error code from the ECU.

Posted on 2 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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