Invalid Data Received from Active Vibration Control Module

Where it lives

For U042D, the part to look at first is the module named here.

Check these first

• A poor ground shared with the Active Vibration Control Module
• Corroded or damaged pins at the Active Vibration Control Module connector
• An internal failure of the Active Vibration Control Module
• A calibration fault in the Active Vibration Control Module

What to do next

1. Scan every module and record the stored codes
2. Watch Active Vibration Control Module data on a scan tool
3. Check the Active Vibration Control Module connector for water, corrosion, or loose pins
4. Replace the Active Vibration Control Module if the wiring and voltage tests pass
5. Clear the code and retest

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