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CAN (Controller Area Network) bus (internal vehicle communications network) is a message-based protocol, designed originally for automotive applications, but can now be found in aerospace and maritime as well. This is a standard which allows different parts within a vehicle to communicate with each other without the use of a host computer.
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(Mandatory in the EU) CAN through OBD-II?
Your question is unclear to me so I hope this helps. OBDII is an American specification so it need not apply in Europe (where EOBD compliance is mandatory), but the specifications are very similar any …
