The vehicle detected corrupted or out-of-range data coming from the seat control module F on the CAN network. This typically disables power-seat functions and may illuminate a warning light.
The module may have internal failure that transmits incorrect data frames.
Corroded, loose, or damaged wires/connector pins can cause data errors on the CAN bus.
A nearby module (e.g., body control or gateway) may be sending malformed messages that the seat module receives.
Voltage spikes, ground problems, or bus contention on the network can corrupt data frames.
Only if the PCM is directly involved in the seat network, which is rare; usually indicates a broader network problem.
It indicates that a control module on the vehicle network received invalid data from the seat control module F.
Yes, the code usually only disables seat-adjustment features; the vehicle can be driven safely.
No, replacing the PCM is rarely necessary; the issue is usually with the seat module, wiring, or network.
Often, repairing a loose or corroded connector resolves the invalid data condition without replacing any modules.