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Where is the OBD port of the Honda Civic 2008 located?

Model: Honda Civic MK 8 - Years 2006-2012
Part: Dashboard

Locating the OBD port inside the cabin of your 2008 Honda Civic is really simple, and thanks to the following procedure, you will have no difficulty. First of all, you need to reach the interior of the car, specifically the driver's seat. Once you have done that, make sure the car's dashboard is turned off and shift your attention to the lower right part of the dashboard. Finally, all you have to do is locate the OBD port and you're done. To connect a diagnostic tool to it, you can use a compatible cable if necessary.

Posted on 26 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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