16P DLC connection

[misterpoh]

Quick question,
Where can I find the data link connector on a 2000 itr?
I tried looking for it but cannot find it anywhere. I was told around the passenger kick panel.
What I am trying to do is to scan e ECU for any error codes with a OBD2 scanner I recently brought. Its a 16pin adapter.

[bennjamin]

you could of saved the cash and found a spare un-insulated paper clip and used that instead like this

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8218

[misterpoh]

you could of saved the cash and found a spare un-insulated paper clip and used that instead like this

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8218

Hey Ben, ya, I got e scanner real cheap. $0.99 plus postage of $5.00. Thats why I brought it. I wanna be able to access e sub codes also. Do you know where e DLC is located?

[CRXer]

I saw a dude hooked up to somewhere behind the centre console once in an ITR.Should be a 16pin connector with 4-5 wires connected.

[misterpoh]

I saw a dude hooked up to somewhere behind the centre console once in an ITR.Should be a 16pin connector with 4-5 wires connected.

Tried that area already, cant find anything. Is it hidden behind some panels? anyone ?

[misterpoh]

Bump.. Anyone?

[aaronng]

He meant OBD II connector. It's in the driver's side foot well. Look up behind the dashboard and you'll see the connector on the side closest to the door

[CRXer]

I was standing there talking to the guy,not paying much attention,but he definitely disconnected from behind the centre console,around where the cig lighter was.

[misterpoh]

He meant OBD II connector. It's in the driver's side foot well. Look up behind the dashboard and you'll see the connector on the side closest to the door

Okie, I will try lookin through e area again and see what I can find.

Off Topic, apologises for double posting on e technical side