Code
U0267
Generic
U — Network/User
Lost Communication With Image Processing Sensor C
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AI status
Completed
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Causes
- Blown fuse or removed power to the image processing sensor
- Poor or disconnected power/ground at the sensor
- Damaged, corroded, or disconnected sensor connector or wiring harness
- Broken or shorted network wiring (CAN, LVDS, Automotive Ethernet or proprietary link)
- Faulty image processing sensor (internal electronics or firmware failure)
- Control module or gateway fault preventing network messages
Symptoms
- Diagnostic scanner reports U0267 and possibly related U-codes
- Camera image missing or blank on cluster/infotainment screen
- Loss or degradation of ADAS functions that use the sensor (lane assist, collision mitigation, surround view, etc.)
- Warning or indicator lamp/message related to camera system
- Intermittent operation of camera features or message appears only at times
What to check
- Scan for U0267 and any other network or camera-related DTCs; note freeze frame data
- Attempt to communicate with the image processing sensor using a diagnostic tool (module present/ID)
- Visually inspect the camera/module, mount, and lens for damage or water ingress
- Inspect and reseat the sensor connector; check for bent pins, corrosion, or contamination
- Check related fuses and power/ground circuits for correct voltage and continuity
- Inspect the network bus wiring (CAN or Ethernet) for chafing, breaks, or recent bodywork/repairs that could have damaged the harness
Signal parameters
- Expected network response: module should appear on the vehicle network and reply to diagnostic requests (presence/ID)
- CAN bus: typical bus bit rates include 250 kb/s or 500 kb/s; idle voltages typically near the vehicle-specific nominal (refer to manufacturer spec) — CANH/CANL around mid-rail when idle (~2.5 V) with correct differential signaling
- Automotive Ethernet: link/activity indicators or link detection should show up if the vehicle uses Ethernet for the camera
- Power supply: camera/module battery feed should show stable battery voltage (approx. 12 V) with ignition on; ground should be low resistance to chassis
- If available, oscilloscope waveform should show valid network frames without excessive noise or distortion
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all codes and freeze frame data. Note whether the U0267 is active or historic and if other modules report camera losses.
- Confirm whether the sensor appears on the network using a capable diagnostic tool (module list/node discovery). If the node is absent, proceed with wiring and power checks.
- Inspect camera connector and harness for corrosion, water, damage, or disconnected pins. Reseat connector and secure latch.
- Check fuses and measure power and ground at the sensor connector with ignition on. Repair any open circuits or poor grounds.
- Verify network continuity: check for proper termination/resistance and measure CANH/CANL or Ethernet signals at the sensor connector and at the gateway. Look for short to battery or short to ground.
- Perform wiggle tests and monitor communication while moving the harness to identify intermittent faults.
- If wiring and power are good but no communication exists, attempt to communicate with the sensor from the gateway end. Swap or isolate segments if multiple cameras share a bus.
- If possible, connect a known-good camera or replacement module to confirm whether the sensor or the vehicle network is faulty.
- Check for and install any module software updates or reflash/reconfigure modules if required by the manufacturer procedure.
- After repairs or replacement, clear codes and road-test to verify the U0267 does not return and that camera functions are restored.
- If problem persists, consult detailed wiring diagrams and consider gateway/module replacement per manufacturer guidance.
Likely causes
- Loose/disconnected connector at the camera/module
- Power or ground fault at the sensor (blown fuse, open circuit)
- Damaged network cable between the camera and gateway/ECU
- Failed image processing sensor module
- Gateway or network termination problem on the vehicle bus
Fault status
Status
Lost Communication With Image Processing Sensor C — the sensor did not respond to network requests or is not present on the vehicle communications bus. Intermittent or no messages detected from that module.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 1.0-2.5 hours
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