P247E Exhaust Gas Temperature Out of Range Bank 2 Sensor 3
What does P247E mean?
P247E — Exhaust Gas Temperature Out of Range Bank 2 Sensor 3 (bank 2). This is an OBD-II diagnostic trouble code a scanner retrieves when your vehicle's computer detects exhaust gas temperature out of range bank 2 sensor 3 on bank 2. The level of risk depends on how the vehicle is currently running and how long you've been driving with the light on.
Common causes of P247E
- Carbon buildup or blockage in the EGR, EVAP, or air injection system
- Failed solenoid, valve, or pump in the auxiliary emissions circuit
- Wiring, connector, or fuse fault for the emission component
- Small leaks in vacuum or EVAP lines
- Failing catalytic converter or oxygen sensor reporting incorrectly
How to fix P247E
These are general steps for this system. The exact cause depends on your vehicle — confirm with live scan data before replacing parts.
- Read related codes and freeze frame with an OBD-II scanner
- Inspect hoses, valves, and solenoids for leaks, cracks, or carbon buildup
- Smoke test the EVAP or intake system if a leak is suspected
- Command components on/off with a scan tool and watch them respond
- Clean or replace the blocked or failed component