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U0567 — Invalid Data Received From Image Processing Sensor B

Generic OBD-II · all makesNetwork / communication

Code U0567 indicates that the vehicle's control module has detected invalid or implausible data being received from Image Processing Sensor B. This sensor is typically a camera module used for advanced driver assistance systems such as lane keeping, forward collision alert, or surround view. The code sets when the data format, checksum, or signal characteristics fall outside expected parameters.

Symptoms

What causes it — most likely first

1. Image Processing Sensor B failure

The camera module itself has an internal fault, such as a defective image sensor, processor, or memory, causing it to transmit corrupted or out-of-range data.

2. Wiring or connector damage

Open, short, or high-resistance circuits in the power, ground, or communication lines (typically CAN, Ethernet, or LVDS) between the sensor and its receiving module.

3. Connector corrosion or poor terminal contact

Oxidation, moisture intrusion, or bent/backed-out terminals at the sensor or module connector disrupt signal integrity.

4. Sensor misalignment or obstruction

Physical misaim, contamination (dirt, ice, snow), or damage to the lens housing causes the sensor to output data the module interprets as invalid.

5. Software or calibration mismatch

Incompatible firmware versions between the camera and the receiving module, or missing/incomplete calibration after windshield replacement or repair.

6. Receiving control module fault

The module that processes the camera data (often a dedicated ADAS ECU or body control module) has an internal communication interface failure; this is less common than sensor or wiring issues.

How it's diagnosed

  1. Scan all modules for additional U-codes or camera-related DTCs to identify the affected network and module.
  2. Visually inspect Image Processing Sensor B, its lens, mounting, and wiring harness for damage, contamination, or misalignment.
  3. Check connector terminals at the sensor and receiving module for corrosion, bent pins, and proper seating; disconnect and reconnect.
  4. Verify power and ground voltages at the sensor connector per service specifications.
  5. Use a scope or bus analyzer to confirm communication signal integrity on the relevant data lines (CAN, Ethernet, or video link).
  6. If wiring and power are good, update or reflash firmware for the camera and receiving module, then perform required calibration; replace sensor if code persists.

Code facts & related codes

SystemNetwork / communication
StandardizationSAE generic — identical on every make
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Frequently asked

Will clearing the code fix the problem?

Clearing the code only resets the fault memory; if the underlying hardware, wiring, or calibration issue remains, the code will return, often immediately or after the next ignition cycle.

Is the PCM/ECM likely to be the cause of U0567?

No. U0567 points to a camera sensor or its communication path. The engine control module is rarely involved; the receiving module is usually a dedicated ADAS or body controller. Replace the PCM only after all sensor, wiring, and software possibilities are exhausted.

Can a windshield replacement trigger this code?

Yes. If the forward-facing camera is mounted on the windshield, replacement can change its alignment or require recalibration. Missing or incomplete calibration often sets U0567 and related codes.

Does this code affect engine operation?

No. U0567 is limited to camera-based driver assistance and convenience features. Engine, transmission, and emissions systems operate normally.