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What does code P2195 mean and is it safe to drive?

P2195: O2 Sensor Signal Stuck Lean (Bank 1, Sensor 1). Here’s what it means, what usually causes it, what repairs typically cost, and how urgent it is to keep driving.

PowertrainGenerally safe to drive

Repair cost

$80–$400

System

Powertrain

Urgency

medium

What this code means

The upstream O2 sensor on bank 1 is reporting lean all the time. Could be sensor or a real lean condition.

Common causes

  • Faulty upstream O2 sensor
  • Vacuum leak or fuel delivery problem
  • Exhaust leak before sensor

Symptoms

  • Check Engine Light
  • Rough run, possible lean codes

Typical fixes

  • Replace O2 sensor
  • Fix vacuum/fuel issues
  • Repair exhaust leak

Repair cost range

Repairs for P2195 often fall between $80 and $400, depending on the cause and your vehicle.

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Is it safe to keep driving with this code?

For driving‑safety guidance (how far you can safely drive, when to tow, and what’s urgent), see these checklists:

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