P06D8
Sensor Reference Voltage F Circuit High
Severity
🔴 HighCan you drive?
Yes, but get it checked soon
Approx. repair cost
$22–889 (est.)
Symptoms
- Inflated sensor readings on the diagnostic scanner
- Error codes for sensors with the “Circuit High” type
- Incorrect operation of the engine control system
- Check Engine Light Is On
- Engine power limitation
Causes
- Shorting the reference voltage wire of circuit F to a higher voltage source
- Internal ECU stabilizer malfunction
- Poor grounding of the control unit
- Damage to wiring insulation
- Incorrect connection during previous repair
How to Fix
- Measure the voltage at the ECU circuit terminal F - it should be about 5 V
- Check to see if circuit wire F is not shorted with adjacent wires in the harness.
- Check the ECU grounding (resistance should be less than 0.1 Ohm)
- Inspect the ECU connectors for incorrect connections.
- With the sensors disconnected, measure the voltage again - if it is high, the problem is in the ECU
- Send the ECU for diagnostics or replacement if an internal fault is confirmed
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