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Does your P2 have an OBD-II port?

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My 2004 V70 did, and it worked to get OBD codes.

I've read some of the later P2s didn't have the port. Does yours? What year is it?
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2001 V70 T5 with OBDII port under dash left of steering wheel.

I thought OBDII was mandatory post 1994 for the US market. All of my cars newer than 1994 had one (all cars built for the US market).

Non US market may be different.
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I thought I read a post here a month or two ago from a member with a later P2, around 2007, who said he didn't have the port. At least he indicated it wasn't at the left knee zone location. Maybe I dreamed that. :shock:
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matthew1 wrote: 15 Sep 2020, 16:09 I thought I read a post here a month or two ago from a member with a later P2, around 2007, who said he didn't have the port. At least he indicated it wasn't at the left knee zone location. Maybe I dreamed that. :shock:
I think I remember the same statement. I don't remember if it was later found or if it was outside of US market. My understanding it is a US market requirement.
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1996 is the year all USA cars had to have OBD-II ports. I have a 1996 Audi with the port under the pop out ashtray for the back seats. Funniest place I have ever seen.
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Post by darrylrobert »

all cars after that magic year have OBD ports worldwide, maybe someone removed it?..the port in my 97 p80 was in the centre console.
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