Code B0108 indicates a fault in the Lidar Washer Actuator C circuit, meaning the control module has detected an open, short, or performance problem with the actuator that sprays washer fluid onto the lidar sensor. The issue prevents the washer system from cleaning the lidar window, which can degrade sensor performance in adverse conditions.
The actuator motor may be burnt out or mechanically seized, preventing fluid delivery.
Damaged harness, corroded connectors, or a broken wire can interrupt the control signal or power supply.
The driver transistor or output stage that powers the actuator may have failed.
A clogged nozzle or ruptured hose can cause the system to sense a fault even if the actuator works.
Out‑of‑date or corrupted control‑module firmware may misinterpret actuator feedback.
The definition is universal; the diagnostics are engine-specific. Open your vehicle for the codes documented for it:
No. B0108 is a body‑system code; the PCM does not control the lidar washer actuator. Replacing the PCM will not resolve this fault.
A low fluid level typically sets a separate low‑fluid warning, not B0108. However, an empty reservoir can cause the actuator to run dry and eventually fail.
Not usually. The code points to the washer actuator circuit, not the lidar optics. Replace the sensor only if separate lidar‑performance codes are present.
Clearing the code only removes the stored fault; the underlying hardware or wiring fault will cause the code to return once the system is exercised.