OBD-II DTC · SAE J2012

U041F

Invalid Data Received From Throttle Actuator B Control Module

Throttle → Depends on cause

What U041F means

U041F is a standard SAE J2012 powertrain diagnostic trouble code with the defined meaning: Invalid Data Received From Throttle Actuator B Control Module. This is the OEM-agnostic definition; specific manufacturer interpretation may add detail (subsystem, bank, sensor location) but the core meaning is consistent across all OBD-II compliant vehicles since 1996.

Common symptoms when U041F is active

Limp mode, pedal-to-throttle correlation MIL, idle-air control range / performance DTC, throttle body adaptation failures.

Can this code be suppressed via ECU tuning?

Whether this code is safe to suppress depends on the underlying cause. Diagnose first, suppress only after confirming the mechanical issue is benign or rectified.

How to remove U041F with Softechpro V5

Recommended service: DTC OFF (throttle branch) — diagnose first. Step-by-step workflow:

  1. Throttle codes often indicate genuine carbon buildup or pedal sensor drift. Clean the body and reset adaptation before tuning.
  2. If the code persists after cleaning: load .bin into Softechpro V5, pick DTC OFF + throttle DTC group, save patched .bin, flash back.

Softechpro V5 supports 1,400+ ECU firmwares across Bosch (EDC15, EDC16, EDC17, MD1, MG1, ME7, MED17), Siemens / Continental (SID, SIMOS, EMS), Delphi (DCM, DDC), and Magneti Marelli platforms.

Related codes in the U04xx family

U0400U0401U0402U0403U0404U0405U0406U0407U0408U0409U040AU040B