B2468
Navigation Display Head (NDH) Malfunction
Causes
- NDH (navigation/display head) internal failure
- Loss of battery or ignition-switched power to the NDH
- Open or high-resistance ground at NDH
- Corroded/damaged connector or harness to NDH
- Loss of communication on vehicle data bus (CAN/LIN)
- Corrupted or outdated NDH software/firmware
Symptoms
- Navigation display blank, black, or no backlight
- Frozen or unresponsive touchscreen or buttons
- Garbled or distorted graphics on display
- Navigation functions unavailable or lost GPS guidance
- Warning or error message about NDH or infotainment on display or instrument cluster
- Loss of other infotainment features (radio, phone, vehicle settings) tied to the NDH
What to check
- Read and record all stored DTCs and freeze-frame data with a full-function scan tool
- Check for related communication trouble codes (U-codes, other B-codes)
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, or water intrusion
- Verify fuses and fusible links for infotainment/NDH circuits
- Measure battery and ignition-switched voltage at NDH power pins with key ON
- Measure resistance to chassis ground from NDH ground pin(s) (should be low)
Signal parameters
- Battery voltage to NDH (key ON): ~11–14.5 V
- Ignition-switched supply present when key ON: ~11–14.5 V
- Ground resistance at NDH ground:
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (recessive); dominant pulses ~CANH 3.5 V / CANL 1.5 V
- LIN bus idle: near battery voltage when idle; wake/reply pulses per OEM spec
- Display backlight supply (if separate): check per OEM spec, typically ~12 V or specified low-voltage rail
Diagnostic algorithm
- Connect a factory-level or full-function scan tool. Read and save all codes and module presence list; note related U- and B-codes.
- Check battery voltage and health. Ensure battery is charged and connections are clean/tight.
- Inspect fuses and fusible links for the infotainment/NDH circuit; replace if blown and retest.
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, moisture, or damage. Disconnect and reseat connectors; check pin condition.
- With key ON, measure power and ground at the NDH connector: verify battery/ignition supply and low ground resistance.
- Verify communication: confirm the NDH is present and responding on CAN/LIN with the scan tool. If module not present, check bus wiring and termination resistors.
- If intermittent comms, perform wiggle test of harnesses while monitoring signals/data. Repair any intermittent wiring or poor terminations.
- Check for related modules (BCM, radio module) reporting errors. Clear codes and see if B2468 returns; note whether permanent or history code.
- If hardware power/communication OK, attempt soft reset or factory reset of the NDH per OEM procedure; re-check operation.
- Check for available software/firmware updates or technical service bulletins (TSBs) for the NDH and apply per manufacturer instructions.
- If diagnostics point to internal NDH failure (confirmed absent communications, correct power/grounds, and updated software), replace the NDH module and program/configure as required. Recheck system and clear codes.
- After repair, verify operation of navigation, display, touchscreen, and related features; road test if needed.
Likely causes
- Blown fuse or poor power supply to NDH
- Intermittent or poor ground connection at NDH mounting point or harness
- CAN or LIN bus fault (open, short to voltage/ground, or high resistance) preventing module comms
- Software/firmware error requiring reflash or update
- Internal display electronics failure (backlight, touchscreen controller, LCD)
Fault status
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B2468
Microphone input short to BATT
Causes
- NDH (navigation/display head) internal failure
- Loss of battery or ignition-switched power to the NDH
- Open or high-resistance ground at NDH
- Corroded/damaged connector or harness to NDH
- Loss of communication on vehicle data bus (CAN/LIN)
- Corrupted or outdated NDH software/firmware
Symptoms
- Navigation display blank, black, or no backlight
- Frozen or unresponsive touchscreen or buttons
- Garbled or distorted graphics on display
- Navigation functions unavailable or lost GPS guidance
- Warning or error message about NDH or infotainment on display or instrument cluster
- Loss of other infotainment features (radio, phone, vehicle settings) tied to the NDH
What to check
- Read and record all stored DTCs and freeze-frame data with a full-function scan tool
- Check for related communication trouble codes (U-codes, other B-codes)
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, or water intrusion
- Verify fuses and fusible links for infotainment/NDH circuits
- Measure battery and ignition-switched voltage at NDH power pins with key ON
- Measure resistance to chassis ground from NDH ground pin(s) (should be low)
Signal parameters
- Battery voltage to NDH (key ON): ~11–14.5 V
- Ignition-switched supply present when key ON: ~11–14.5 V
- Ground resistance at NDH ground:
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (recessive); dominant pulses ~CANH 3.5 V / CANL 1.5 V
- LIN bus idle: near battery voltage when idle; wake/reply pulses per OEM spec
- Display backlight supply (if separate): check per OEM spec, typically ~12 V or specified low-voltage rail
Diagnostic algorithm
- Connect a factory-level or full-function scan tool. Read and save all codes and module presence list; note related U- and B-codes.
- Check battery voltage and health. Ensure battery is charged and connections are clean/tight.
- Inspect fuses and fusible links for the infotainment/NDH circuit; replace if blown and retest.
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, moisture, or damage. Disconnect and reseat connectors; check pin condition.
- With key ON, measure power and ground at the NDH connector: verify battery/ignition supply and low ground resistance.
- Verify communication: confirm the NDH is present and responding on CAN/LIN with the scan tool. If module not present, check bus wiring and termination resistors.
- If intermittent comms, perform wiggle test of harnesses while monitoring signals/data. Repair any intermittent wiring or poor terminations.
- Check for related modules (BCM, radio module) reporting errors. Clear codes and see if B2468 returns; note whether permanent or history code.
- If hardware power/communication OK, attempt soft reset or factory reset of the NDH per OEM procedure; re-check operation.
- Check for available software/firmware updates or technical service bulletins (TSBs) for the NDH and apply per manufacturer instructions.
- If diagnostics point to internal NDH failure (confirmed absent communications, correct power/grounds, and updated software), replace the NDH module and program/configure as required. Recheck system and clear codes.
- After repair, verify operation of navigation, display, touchscreen, and related features; road test if needed.
Likely causes
- Blown fuse or poor power supply to NDH
- Intermittent or poor ground connection at NDH mounting point or harness
- CAN or LIN bus fault (open, short to voltage/ground, or high resistance) preventing module comms
- Software/firmware error requiring reflash or update
- Internal display electronics failure (backlight, touchscreen controller, LCD)
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B2468
Aux Heater Coolant Pump Circuit Short to Ground
Causes
- NDH (navigation/display head) internal failure
- Loss of battery or ignition-switched power to the NDH
- Open or high-resistance ground at NDH
- Corroded/damaged connector or harness to NDH
- Loss of communication on vehicle data bus (CAN/LIN)
- Corrupted or outdated NDH software/firmware
Symptoms
- Navigation display blank, black, or no backlight
- Frozen or unresponsive touchscreen or buttons
- Garbled or distorted graphics on display
- Navigation functions unavailable or lost GPS guidance
- Warning or error message about NDH or infotainment on display or instrument cluster
- Loss of other infotainment features (radio, phone, vehicle settings) tied to the NDH
What to check
- Read and record all stored DTCs and freeze-frame data with a full-function scan tool
- Check for related communication trouble codes (U-codes, other B-codes)
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, or water intrusion
- Verify fuses and fusible links for infotainment/NDH circuits
- Measure battery and ignition-switched voltage at NDH power pins with key ON
- Measure resistance to chassis ground from NDH ground pin(s) (should be low)
Signal parameters
- Battery voltage to NDH (key ON): ~11–14.5 V
- Ignition-switched supply present when key ON: ~11–14.5 V
- Ground resistance at NDH ground:
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (recessive); dominant pulses ~CANH 3.5 V / CANL 1.5 V
- LIN bus idle: near battery voltage when idle; wake/reply pulses per OEM spec
- Display backlight supply (if separate): check per OEM spec, typically ~12 V or specified low-voltage rail
Diagnostic algorithm
- Connect a factory-level or full-function scan tool. Read and save all codes and module presence list; note related U- and B-codes.
- Check battery voltage and health. Ensure battery is charged and connections are clean/tight.
- Inspect fuses and fusible links for the infotainment/NDH circuit; replace if blown and retest.
- Visually inspect NDH connectors and harness for corrosion, bent pins, moisture, or damage. Disconnect and reseat connectors; check pin condition.
- With key ON, measure power and ground at the NDH connector: verify battery/ignition supply and low ground resistance.
- Verify communication: confirm the NDH is present and responding on CAN/LIN with the scan tool. If module not present, check bus wiring and termination resistors.
- If intermittent comms, perform wiggle test of harnesses while monitoring signals/data. Repair any intermittent wiring or poor terminations.
- Check for related modules (BCM, radio module) reporting errors. Clear codes and see if B2468 returns; note whether permanent or history code.
- If hardware power/communication OK, attempt soft reset or factory reset of the NDH per OEM procedure; re-check operation.
- Check for available software/firmware updates or technical service bulletins (TSBs) for the NDH and apply per manufacturer instructions.
- If diagnostics point to internal NDH failure (confirmed absent communications, correct power/grounds, and updated software), replace the NDH module and program/configure as required. Recheck system and clear codes.
- After repair, verify operation of navigation, display, touchscreen, and related features; road test if needed.
Likely causes
- Blown fuse or poor power supply to NDH
- Intermittent or poor ground connection at NDH mounting point or harness
- CAN or LIN bus fault (open, short to voltage/ground, or high resistance) preventing module comms
- Software/firmware error requiring reflash or update
- Internal display electronics failure (backlight, touchscreen controller, LCD)
Fault status
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