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--- en:obd [2025/06/13 13:47] – obd_diagnose
+++ en:obd [2026/06/14 21:59] (current) – obd-diagnose
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 {{:obd-symbol.jpg?nolink | OBD symbol}} On-Board-Diagnosis (**OBD**), is used to monitor and [[diagnose]] control units in vehicles.
-The functions are monitored for errors, and in the event of an error, these are stored in an [[fault log]], [[measurement values|measured values]] and setting options are made available.
+The functions are monitored for errors, and in the event of an error, these are stored in an [[fault log]], [[measurement values]] and setting options are made available.
-This enables the workshop to read out any errors that have occurred ([[fault codes]]) from the respective error memories and to check the correct function via [[measurement values|measured values]].
+This enables the workshop to read out any errors that have occurred ([[fault codes]]) from the respective error memories and to check the correct function via [[measurement values]].
 An OBD system consists of at least one control unit that uses measured values from various sensors (e.g. oxygen sensors) to control actuators (e.g. injection nozzles) to achieve the desired behaviour. A modern vehicle can contain countless ECUs, each supporting hundreds of parameters that can be accessed via the DLC (Diagnostic Link Connector, [[obd-2 plug]]) using an OBD diagnostic device ([[OBD-Scanner]]).
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 [[OBD-2]] stands for On Board Diagnostics of the second development stage. OBD-2 is available as [[EOBD]] in the EU for the following vehicles:
   * from 1.1.2000 for petrol cars
-  * from 1.1.2003 for [[https://community.dieselschrauber.org|Diesel]] and gas passenger cars
+  * from 1.1.2003 for [[https://community.dieselschrauber.org/en/|Diesel]] and gas passenger cars
   * from 1.1.2005 for trucks
   * from 1.1.2017 for motorbikes