What does the OBD interface mean?
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The OBD interface in a car is similar to a power socket. Its function is to allow technicians to connect a computer to the OBD interface to access vehicle information and status. For example, if a vehicle generates a fault code, the maintenance personnel can simply connect a computer to the OBD interface to diagnose the issue and proceed with repairs. Another example is during the annual vehicle inspection, where the OBD interface is also required. Below is some relevant information: OBD, short for On-Board Diagnostics in English, means onboard self-diagnostic system in Chinese. As the name suggests, this function can diagnose the vehicle's status. By connecting to the OBD interface, real-time vehicle data can be viewed, and faults can be detected, providing convenience for vehicle repair, development of vehicle-related functions, and modification of vehicle equipment.