What is the OBD in a car?
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Here is relevant information about the automotive OBD system: 1. The OBD system generally requires the configuration of a heated oxygen sensor hardware or a 16-pin diagnostic interface. 2. When there are abnormalities in the engine and exhaust treatment system, the OBD system not only promptly informs the driver but also facilitates maintenance personnel in troubleshooting. This is because technicians can locate the approximate position of the fault through the PCM codes in the OBD system, significantly reducing the diagnostic time for faults. 3. As the car ownership rate gradually increases and vehicle exhaust becomes one of the main pollutants causing environmental pollution, the state has imposed increasingly stringent regulations on vehicle emissions. The mandatory installation of OBD is primarily aimed at real-time monitoring of vehicle emissions.