P24B7 — Particulate Matter Sensor Heater Resistance

P24B7: Particulate Matter Sensor Heater Resistance — what it means, the affected system and what to check before replacing parts.

Meaning, symptoms, causes and checks

Particulate Matter Sensor Heater Resistance. Basic catalogue definition; diagnostic details have not yet been reviewed.

Affected system: Powertrain

Symptoms

  • Warning light may illuminate
  • Related system function may be impaired
  • Vehicle-specific symptoms vary

Possible causes

  • Exhaust or emissions plumbing leak, restriction, valve fault, sensor fault, or damaged wiring
  • Related wiring, connector, power or ground fault
  • Vehicle-specific mechanical or control issue

What to check

  • Record stored and pending codes and freeze-frame data
  • Inspect the relevant exhaust or emissions plumbing and electrical connections, then compare commanded operation with sensor feedback during the enable conditions.
  • Confirm measured values against the vehicle service information
  • Retest under the conditions that set the code
  • Inspect the relevant exhaust or emissions plumbing and electrical connections, then compare commanded operation with sensor feedback during the enable conditions.
  • Repair the verified cause and confirm the code does not return

Also written as: P24B7-00, P24B700 (some scan tools add the fault-type byte, e.g. -00).