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Where is the OBD Port on the Citroën Berlingo?

Model: Citroen Berlingo MK 3 - Years 2018-2026

The Citroën Berlingo model B9 houses the OBD port, which is the diagnostic port. The port is installed inside the cabin; specifically, behind a panel on the lower left dashboard. Its use becomes necessary when the vehicle presents errors related to electronic components such as the ECU. The port is often used in workshops to reset the service lights or for topping up AdBlue. To differentiate it from other ports, its colour is fluorescent orange, making its location evident even in the dark.

Posted on 5 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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