P2537 Severity
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When the vehicle is turned on, battery voltage is sent to all the electrical systems on the vehicle. The Transmission Control Module monitors this voltage to make sure it is correct. If the Transmission Control Module detects the voltage is too low, code P2537 will set.
OBD-II Code Transmission may not shift properly is defined as a Ignition Switch Accessory Position Circuit Low
When the vehicle is turned on, battery voltage is sent to all the electrical systems on the vehicle. The Transmission Control Module monitors this voltage to make sure it is correct. If the Transmission Control Module detects the voltage is too low, code P2537 will set.
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