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Where to Find the OBD Port on a Mercedes CLS250

Model: Mercedes CLS MK 2, C218 - Years 2010-2018
Part: Dashboard

If you haven't found the OBD port on your 2013 Mercedes CLS250 yet, don't worry. With the following instructions, you will be able to locate it in seconds and safely. Before searching for the OBD port, ensure the vehicle is off for the entire operation. Go to the driver's seat and locate the small cover situated in the lower area of the dashboard, beneath the steering wheel. Once found, open it with your hands and locate the OBD port you were looking for.

Updated on 11 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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