Ford Tourneo Connect OBD port location
Two generations, 2013–2024. Pick yours.
2022–2024
Mk3
Illustration — use it to know where to look.
Location
LHD: driver's footwell, right down at the bottom of the dash, immediately to the right of the bonnet-release lever. It sits up under the lower dash lip rather than facing you, so you have to get your head down by the pedals and look up — owners routinely miss it. It is not in the panel at the end of the dash by the driver's door (that is the trim cover for the dash-end), and it is not behind the glovebox (that is the passenger-compartment fuse and relay box on this van). RHD: the lower dash on this van is not mirrored — Ford's own handbook states the bonnet-release lever stays on the left-hand side in both left- and right-hand-drive vehicles — so on UK vans look low down in the same central/left part of the footwell area under the lower dash lip, not out by the driver's right knee. Same position across Trend, Titanium, Sport and Active.
How to access
Open/clip-down the lower-dash trim panel on the driver's side by hand to expose the 16-pin connector — no tools needed. On some cars it is open with a small surround rather than a full cover.
Also on this Tourneo Connect
- KeysFlip remote · Smart key
- Tools confirmed17
- Transponder chipSubscribers
- Programming procedureSubscribers
2013–2022
Mk2
Location
Driver's side lower dashboard, beneath the steering column. Behind a hinged plastic cover. No tools required.
No diagram for this one yet. Ask for one and we'll draw it. The more requests, the sooner.
Also on this Tourneo Connect
- KeysFlip remote
- Tools confirmed4
- Transponder chipSubscribers
- Programming procedureSubscribers
Questions
Ford Tourneo Connect OBD questions
Other Fords
Found the port. Now program the key.
Step-by-step add-key and all-keys-lost procedures for every Tourneo Connect, which of your tools will do it, and what catches people out.
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