OBDdiagnostik
OBDdiagnostik, short for On-Board Diagnostics, is a system used in vehicles to monitor the performance of various components and systems. It was first introduced in the United States in 1988 and has since been adopted worldwide. The primary purpose of OBD is to detect and diagnose malfunctions in a vehicle's emissions-related systems, such as the engine, fuel system, and exhaust system.
The OBD system consists of a control module, sensors, and a diagnostic connector. The control module processes
OBDdiagnostik is essential for both vehicle owners and mechanics. For owners, it provides a way to monitor
The OBD system has evolved over the years, with OBD-II becoming the standard in most countries. OBD-II