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U0580 Invalid Data Received From Haptic Control Module

Check engine lightUsually off
EmissionsNot relevant
Drive cycleNot required
Limp modeNo

A haptic control module produces vibrations the driver feels, in the steering wheel, seat or a touch surface, mainly as a warning. Hyundai and Genesis use a separate haptic steering controller: on the 2015–2016 Genesis and 2017–2018 G80, B247100 for a vibration motor fault brought on the warning lamp and the controller was replaced (19-BE-001, 19-BE-001-G). On the 2021 Sorento, Kia traces B247300 to a poor contact in the wiring to the vibration motor, drawn in the audio or navigation schematics (PS687). GM vibrates the seat in stage 2 of Lane Keep Assist, i.e. after crossing the line by about 40 cm (PIC6048H). The lost-communication partner is U0279, not U027F. U0580 means its data arrive implausible; no maker documents it. Warnings may then come only as chimes or not at all.

Likely causes

Poor contact in the vibration motor circuit making the module report implausible status
Haptic controller internally faulty or on an old software level
Alert type setting (chime or vibration) not matching between modules

Symptoms

  • Steering wheel or seat no longer vibrates during lane or other warnings
  • Haptic system warning lamp or message in the cluster

Repair estimate

DifficultyMediumWorkshop job
Parts and labour€0–700
Time0.3–2 h

Typical range across vehicles; the real cost depends on what the testing finds.

Parts involved

haptic control module

Related codes

U0279

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