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TuningBot DTC Database · v4.37.15

U059F Invalid Data Received From NOx Sensor B

Generic (OBD-II) interpretation in the TuningBot DTC database.

U · NetworkEmissionsOBD2

What U059F means

U059F
Invalid Data Received From NOx Sensor B Generic · emissions Data confidence 65%

The control module registered the fault condition described as "Invalid Data Received From NOx Sensor B".

Symptoms

  • MIL or SCR/AdBlue warning illuminated
  • Possible start-count-down or torque limitation on some applications

Possible causes

  • Reductant quality or level fault
  • Dosing valve or supply module fault
  • NOx sensor fault
  • Frozen or crystallized reductant lines
  • Wiring or connector fault

Recommended checks

  • Read NOx sensor values and dosing system status
  • Check reductant level and quality data
  • Inspect dosing valve, lines and heater operation
  • Check wiring and connectors of the SCR components
  • Check for OEM technical bulletins and software updates

Related and nearby codes

How to read U059F

U

Network: communication between control units.

0

Generic SAE-standard code: same meaning on every make.

59F

Specific fault index within the subsystem.

Frequently asked questions about U059F

What does U059F mean?

Invalid Data Received From NOx Sensor B. The control module registered the fault condition described as "Invalid Data Received From NOx Sensor B".

Is U059F generic or manufacturer-specific?

U059F is a generic OBD-II code: it has the same meaning on every make and model that follows the SAE standard.

Can TuningBot remove U059F at file level?

Not guaranteed. Powertrain (P) codes can be reliably disabled in the ECU calibration, but body, chassis and network codes depend on the specific control unit and how the fault is implemented - some can be handled, some cannot. Ask for a quote and our engineers will check your file and tell you, free of charge, whether U059F is removable in your case.

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