Where is the obd2 connector on Ford Focus 2001?

I know that the 2001 model is OBD2 Compatible. Check out this site: www.carplugs.com/obd2ford.html

under the dash bor

under steering wheel column

where is the obd port located on a 2002 thunderbird

Under the dash near the steering column.

On the drivers side under the dash below the steering wheel.

The OBD ll syetem was not approved until 1996, so doubt if any '93 car had a connector for it.

On the bottom side of the dashboard, in close proximity to the steering column,

The OBD2 connector is located underneath the ash tray.

Look underneath the steering wheel column, and towards the hood release latch there is the OBD2 Connector.

On a 2003 Ford Windstar fuse ( # 17 ) is a 20 amp fuse for the Datalink Connector , Cigarette lighter / Powerpoint

I believe the data link connector (DLC) is in your dash, below your steering wheel, covered by a small plastic panel - that either removes, flips up, or flips down.

the connector is under dash on drivers side.

Yes, it's on the lower LH corner of the dash, just below the fuse block access panel. Ther is a little flip down door beneath the fuse access panel that you have to open, and it's right under that panel.

On a ( 1996 ) and newer Ford Ranger : The Data Link Connector is located in the lower part of the dash , below the steering wheel and between the inside hood release and the parking / emergency brake release . It is BEHIND a small plastic panel that removes ( or maybe flips up )

On a 1999 Ford Explorer : ( in the dash below the steering wheel , between the inside hood release and the parking brake release , you will see a small plastic panel , the Data Link Connector is behind the panel ) The panel can be removed , but it also may just flip up

The data link connector ( DLC ) for the OBD II is behind a small removable plastic panel in your dash below your steering wheel

No , OBD II came out in 1996 There should be an EEC TEST connection in your engine compartment , near the battery for your OBD I / EEC IV system

under the dash on the right of the drivers side

you need to use something with a 9 pin deutche connector because the 20 pin obd2 port will not allow communications.

A 1991 Dakota is not OBD2 compliant. It is OBD1, and the diagnostic connector is under the hood on the wiring harness on the passenger side firewall. A 1991 Dakota is not OBD2 compliant. It is OBD1, and the diagnostic connector is under the hood on the wiring harness on the passenger side firewall.

It is under the dash on the driver side.

Under the dash on the driver side.

The connector should be behind the ashtray.

Jump pins marked "D" and "F" for code retrieval.

Under the dash, left side.

1992 vehicles are not OBD2 compliant. You'll need a Ford OBD module to read the codes and MOST LIKLEY the connections are under the hood and many Ford products have the OBD module on the inner fender wall, but you'll need to check the book or if you borrow a code scanner from an auto parts retailer, they will be able to tell you the specifics for your vehicle.

on the passenger side below the glove box door is the obd2 connector.

The diagnostic connector is in the engine compartment on the left hand side between the battery and the fuse box. An adapter is required to read this port with an OBD2/OBDII diagnostic tool.

where is the fault self diagnostic connector located on a mazda demio

With an OBD2 scan tool connected to the OBD connector.

by the steering column, on the left side

Into the diagnostic connector under the dash on the driver side.

It is located left of the engine under the turbo.

All OBD2 cables are not the same but all have the same type of connector on the end. This makes them universally compatible with all ODB2 vehicles.

OBD2 connections are usually located underneath the steering column. This could vary from car to car, but it's a good starting location.

It's called the Data Link Connector (DLC) and is found above the emergency brake pedal.

It should be found under the drivers side of the dash.

Take out the ashtray (in front of the gear stick) and in there you will find the connector

just to the right of the steering column under the dash .

underneath the dash, above the accelerator

On a 2005 Ford Ranger : The Data Link Connector is below the steering wheel , in the lower part of the dash , between the inside hood release and the parking / emergency brake release . It is BEHIND a small removable plastic panel

An OBD2 code reader is used by locating the connector under the dash and attaching it to the vehicle. It then reads the diagnostic codes of the engine which can be read or deleted using the control pad.

In my 2004 Chevy Aveo LS, the OBD-II connector is against the panel closest to the driver's knees above the brake pedal.

On a 1996 Ford Explorer : The Data Link Connector is behind a small plastic panel which removes ( or maybe flips up ) It is located in the lower part of the dash , below the steering wheel and between the inside hood release and the parking/emergency brake release

The diagnostic link connector should be just under the dash on the driver's side.

The connecter is located under the dash on the driver side.

There is no OBD2 connector on a 1994 Honda Accord. Your car is not OBD2 compliant. You car is OBD1. Click the link for detailed instructions with photos on how to retrieve the code.

All OBD2 connectors on 2004 vehicles of any make are found on the left (drivers) side under the dash panel. Most have covers to protect the prongs.

It is OBD2. OBD3 is not out yet, and the OBD2 was REQUIRED in 1996. Ford actually started using OBD2 in 1994 even though not yet required. You can always look for the 16 pin DLC on the drivers side of the vehicle somewere around the underside of the dashboard, usually about knee hight. Obd vehicles the connector could be anywere and have any shape, and amount of pins but are usually located in fender…