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Where to Find the OBD Port on the Toyota Aygo

Model: Toyota Aygo Ab40, MK 2 - Years 2014-2023

The OBD port is a small yet important component located inside the cabin of your Toyota Aygo. It allows you to directly connect a diagnostic tool to troubleshoot various issues with the ECU and more. In this guide, you will discover where it is situated. With the vehicle turned off and parked safely on a flat surface, reach the driver's side and locate the OBD port in the lower area of the dashboard (below the steering wheel). There is no cover or protective panel, so you have direct access to it.

Updated on 23 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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