Where is the diagnostic interface located on the Jinbei Haise?
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Jinbei Haise diagnostic interface is located in the engine compartment of the car, next to the car battery. Here is some information about the diagnostic interface: 1. Function: It is used to connect external diagnostic equipment. Through this interface, you can connect to a car maintenance computer to monitor the car system and repair software faults, or connect to a special computer to modify hidden functions of the vehicle. 2. Definition: The vehicle diagnostic interface (OBD port) refers to the On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) system for emission control. It must have the function of identifying areas that may have faults and storing this information in the electronic control unit memory in the form of fault codes.
When I first started in the car repair business, I worked with the Jinbei Haise. Its diagnostic port location is actually quite fixed, basically under the steering wheel near the driver's left foot area. Just look down and you'll see a small square-shaped socket, not too deeply hidden. Some car owners ask why the light isn't on or the fault light is flashing, and I remind them to first try connecting a scanner here to read the data. Actually, placing it there is quite reasonable—easy to operate and not in the way. A common issue I see is messy cables blocking the port, so I suggest using a phone light to gently move them aside when looking. Also, don’t forget to clean the dust buildup during regular maintenance to keep the connection smooth. If unsure, checking the user manual will be more accurate.
