On-Board Diagnostics Test definition

On-Board Diagnostics Test means providing the driver with an early warning of potentially high emissions, and stores important information about detected malfunctions so that a repair technician can accurately find and fix the problem.
On-Board Diagnostics Test or “OBD” means a method of emissions testing using the on-board computer systems of a 1996 or newer vehicle, to diagnose and report on the status of the engine’s emissions systems by connecting a scan tool to the vehicle’s data link connector means an on-board diagnostic system required by Section 202(m) of the Clean Air Act.
On-Board Diagnostics Test means a method of emissions testing using the on-board computer systems of 1996 and newer vehicles, to diagnose and report on the status of engine emission systems by connecting to vehicle’s diagnostic link connector.

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On-Board Diagnostics Test means a method of emissions testing using the on-board computer systems of a 1996 or newer vehicle, to diagnose and report on the status of the engine’s emissions systems by connecting a scan tool to the vehicle’s data link connector.

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