Where is the diagnostic connector of Haval H3?

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VanEsther
07/29/25 6:19pm
The diagnostic connector of Haval H3 is located in the interior trim panel below the steering wheel, near the driver's knee area. Pin configuration of automotive diagnostic connector: Pin 16 is positive power supply, pin 4 is ground, pin 7 is the data diagnostic line (typically for engine testing). Other pins serve as data diagnostic lines for various vehicle functions including ABS system, airbag system, automatic transmission system, etc. Working principle: Features manual fault code reading and clearing functions. Compact design for portability, simple operation, and high cost-effectiveness. Specifically designed for vehicle owners or drivers with precise compatibility. Users connect this device to the vehicle's diagnostic port, then manually operate its buttons to read or clear fault codes from the electronic control systems.
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