What is the OBD-II Port?
The On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) port is used to access your vehicle's computer system for various tasks, such as emissions tests, diagnostics, and vehicle tracking. This is where plug-and-play vehicle trackers connect to communicate directly with your vehicle.
Common Locations
The OBD-II port is most commonly located:
Under the dashboard on the driver's side
Beneath the steering wheel column
Near the driver's left knee when seated
Alternative Locations
If you can't find the port in the main locations above, check these areas:
Centre console area
Near the gear shifter
Under the dashboard on the passenger side
Behind panels near the driver's feet
Finding Your Specific Vehicle
Check your owner's manual - it should show the exact location for your vehicle make and model.
Use online resources - vehicle-specific databases can help locate the port for your exact car.
What Does it Look Like?
The OBD-II port is a standardised 16-pin connector, usually black or dark colored, about the size of a large USB port but wider.
Still Can't Find It?
If you're unable to locate the OBD-II port after checking these locations and your owner's manual, contact our support team. We can provide vehicle-specific guidance or arrange professional installation.