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I have a 1996 Toyota corolla seca>does anyone know where the obd 11 port is and its not below the steering >column>its an Aussie one

On LHD cars sent to the USA, the port is on the bottom edge of the dash> board in the area of the left foot. This would put it between the left > side> of the car and the steering column. I am not sure if RHD cars get the port> in the same location, or in the mirror of this location. If you actually> have the port, it will look similar the connector on the back of a > printer,> except the one in your car won't have as many pins. The printer connector> (on the printer, not the one on the computer) will have 40 pins, the data> port on your car will have - I think - 15 pins. Except for the number of> pins, the connectors look nearly identical.>

"Kiwi John" <therileys@ihug.com­.au> wrote in message> news:d3ohne$fu9$1@l­ust.ihug.co.nz...>> I have a 1996 Toyota corolla seca>> does anyone know where the obd 11 port is and its not below the steering>> column>> its an Aussie one>>

"Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.­net> wrote in message> news:YNmdnRpxld8Ad8­LfRVn-2w@ez2.net...>­ > 1996 is the change over year, and in some markets the OBD II might not

left leg of the driver, on a RHD car, then logic says it could be near the> right leg of the driver. Having never driven a RHD car, am I correct in> assuming the pedal arrangement is the same, left foot for the clutch, and> right foot for the gas and brake, or are the pedals a mirror of the> arrangement we get?>

In any case, the OBD II specification says that there must be a data port> inside the car, and it must be along the bottom edge of the dash board. I> seem to recall that the location of the data port might be different for

and RHD cars, but the spec is clear that the port has to be there. If you> can't find the port, then you haven't got an OBD II compliant car. Since> 1996 was the cut-in year, it is easy to see where the cut-in will happen

different times in different parts of the world.>

"Kiwi John" <therileys@ihug.com­.au> wrote in message> news:d3qtqj$3ha$1@l­ust.ihug.co.nz...> > cant find a D plug there they do have the diagnostic port under the> bonnet> > but its not obd 11> >

any vehicle sold in the united states after 1996 MUST be obd II certified to>be marketable...ASE certified transmission tech...dont buy a new computer>for your car repair yours ask me for info djmcreynolds1@inval­id

be marketable...ASE certified transmission tech...dont buy a new computer> for your car repair yours ask me for info djmcreynolds1@bells­outh.net

Go away, advertising troll.>

The Original Poster is in Australia, and the rules are quite> different under there - he's never come back to say whether he has EFI> or a carburetor, if the car has a carby he likely doesn't have a> computer at all.>

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