Where is the computer connector of Roewe 550 located?
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The computer connector of Roewe 550 is located below the steering column. Technicians can connect diagnostic computers through the OBD interface to read fault codes, which helps them quickly identify the cause and location of the fault. The new Roewe 550 is SAIC's first model based on the DIS full-digital simulation development system, featuring core technologies that lead domestically and synchronize globally, with innovative applications of the D5II digital intelligent system. The dimensions of the Roewe 550 are 4648mm in length, 1827mm in width, and 1483mm in height. The Roewe 550 is equipped with a TST 6-speed oil-cooled dual-clutch automatic transmission system, EPB digital intelligent electronic parking system, and Configurable color-customizable digital instrument system.
I used to drive a Roewe 550, and finding the onboard diagnostic port wasn't actually difficult. I've encountered similar situations before. Typically, it's hidden near the driver's knee area under the steering wheel, specifically on the lower left side of the dashboard or above the steering column - it's a small black 16-pin socket. To locate it, you'll need to sit in the driver's seat, bend down to check around your left leg area, and use a flashlight for better visibility. Just remember not to fiddle with it while driving. This port is primarily used for vehicle diagnostics, such as connecting a scanner to read trouble codes. If it's particularly well-hidden sometimes, try consulting your owner's manual for location diagrams or take a photo to ask online communities. During routine maintenance, regular checks of this port can help detect vehicle abnormalities early, preventing potential roadside breakdowns.
