The B1307 OBD2 fault code relates to the Oil Level Switch circuit. This monitors oil level or temperature. When the circuit short to battery, oil monitoring is compromised.

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Symptoms

• Oil level/temperature warning
• Incorrect oil readings
• Possible engine protection mode

Common Causes

• Failed sensor — internal damage
• a short to battery voltage is present on the circuit — connects the signal line directly to 12V, causing constant high voltage
• Wiring issues — damaged harness
• Low oil level — actual low oil

Step-by-Step Diagnosis

1. Scan with OBD2 tool — Confirm B1307.
2. Check oil level — Verify actual oil level.
3. Inspect sensor — Check wiring and connector.
4. Test sensor — Compare to specs.

Repair & Solutions

• Replace sensor if faulty.
• Add oil if low.
• Repair wiring.

Related Codes

• B1304 — Accessory Delay Relay Coil Circuit Short To Battery
• B1305 — Accessory Delay Relay Coil Circuit Short To Ground
• B1306 — Oil Level Switch Circuit Open

External References

- OBD2Pros — Complete DTC Reference

About This Guide

This diagnostic article is an original guide created by AIscanAuto for educational and troubleshooting purposes. The technical information about OBD2 DTC codes is based on publicly available automotive diagnostic standards and industry best practices. External links provided in the "External References" section are for additional reading and context only — they do not imply endorsement or ownership of third-party content. All repair procedures should be performed by qualified technicians.