P06B5
Sensor Power Supply B Circuit High
Severity
🔴 HighCan you drive?
Do not drive — repair immediately
Approx. repair cost
$6–56 (est.)
Symptoms
- Check Engine Light Is On
- Inflated readings from group B sensors or their complete absence
- Many related sensor error codes
- Engine emergency mode
- Possible physical damage to sensors due to contact with high voltage
Causes
- Break in the power supply wire for sensors of group B (all sensors have lost load)
- Shorting the power line to a circuit with a higher voltage
- Malfunction of the internal sensor power supply stabilizer in the ECU
- Damage to the harness with contact with the 12V body power wires
- Non-original sensor with non-standard circuitry
How to Fix
- Read codes, identify group B sensors according to the car diagram
- Measure the voltage on the Group B power line (expected to be higher than normal)
- Disconnect all sensors of group B and re-measure the voltage
- If the voltage has returned to normal, connect the sensors one by one and identify the faulty one.
- If the voltage remains high, look for contact with an external circuit or check the ECU
- Fix the malfunction, reset the codes, check the result
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