here is a little info on that code for you
The processor in the powertrain control module (PCM) shares inputs from the MAP sensor and the upstream O2 sensor circuits. A capacitor charges and discharges as the processor switches from one input to the other during normal operation. If one of the shared circuits has higher than normal voltage, the capacitor does not have time to discharge and the remaining charge discharges to the shared input causing the processor to see it higher than it actually is. A scanner will display one voltage but a DVOM may measure a different voltage at the PCM terminal for that component. This will occur only with the JTEC controllers used in the 96-03 Jeep and Dodge truck applications. The JTEC engine controller uses three 40-pin connectors. To diagnose a code for the MAP sensor with no problem found on the MAP signal, monitor the voltage on the upstream O2 sensor circuit. If the voltage goes to battery voltage, repair that problem first.
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Codes P0132 and P0135. P0138 pending. Found rear O2 rubbed through at body heat shield. Shorted cicuit and blew fuse #17 under hood killing power to O2 sensor relays.