U354F Hydrogen Tank C Temperature Sensor 2 Circuit
U354F is set when the circuit of the second temperature sensor in tank C fails. During refuelling the car hands tank data to the station; Toyota describes infrared links between the tank temperature sensors, nozzle and dispenser that set the flow so the gas does not overheat. In a published test series the fill was stopped as soon as either of two tank sensors showed 85 °C, which explains why a missing channel matters: the controller has to fill more cautiously or quit early. FMVSS 308 likewise ties a slower pressure ramp to gas above 85 °C. No maker documents U354F. Expect a hydrogen system warning and refuelling that takes longer or ends short of full, which in turn trims range. The paired sensor is U354E.
Likely causes
Symptoms
- Refuelling takes longer or stops before full
- Hydrogen system warning
- Reduced range after refuelling
Repair estimate
Typical range across vehicles; the real cost depends on what the testing finds.
Parts involved
Related codes
References: media.toyota.co.uk, hysafejournal.org, law.cornell.edu.