How to Find the OBD2 Port in Your Car (By Brand)
Key Takeaway
Can't find the OBD-II port? Here's where it is for every major brand.
OBD-II Port Locations by Brand
| Brand | Typical Location |
|---|---|
| Toyota | Under dash, left of steering column |
| Honda | Under dash, above pedals, slightly right |
| Ford | Under dash, left of steering column |
| Chevrolet / GM | Under dash, near driver's knee |
| BMW | Under dash, left behind a small panel |
| Mercedes-Benz | Lower dash, left or center console area |
| Volkswagen | Under dash, slightly left of center |
| Audi | Under dash, left panel (may have cover) |
| Nissan | Under dash, left of center |
| Hyundai / Kia | Under dash, left of steering column |
| Subaru | Under dash, near the fuse panel |
| Mazda | Under dash, left of center |
| Jeep / Chrysler | Under dash, left near fuse box |
| Tesla | Under dash (limited OBD-II support) |
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