Consult your vehicle's manual for the exact location. Plug in the Scanner: Take the OBD2 scanner and plug its connector into the OBD2 port. The connector is usually a trapezoidal-shaped plug with ...

These are some of the most common OBD-II port locations, but certainly not the only ones. If you have difficulty visually finding the port in one of these common placements, consult your owner's ...

If you own a car built in 1996 or later for the U.S. market, the odds are overwhelming that it has an OBD port. You may have even noticed its 16-pin connector lurking underneath the driver's side ...