Four generations, 2001–2024. Pick yours.
2020–2024
Illustration — use it to know where to look.
From the driver's seat it is on the right-hand side of the lower dash, so on a left-hand-drive car it sits inboard of the driver, towards the centre-console end of the footwell rather than out by the door — the socket does not simply mirror across with the steering wheel. Low, facing down and awkward to see on either layout.
Also on this Jazz
2015–2020
Driver's side, under the dashboard, between the centre console and the steering column. Located above and to the left of the accelerator pedal, in the lower-left area of the dashboard. Not visible at a glance — requires crouching and looking underneath the dash with a torch. No panel removal required. Port is well hidden and not mentioned in standard owner's handbooks.
No diagram for this one yet. Ask for one and we'll draw it. The more requests, the sooner.
Also on this Jazz
Under the steering wheel on the right-hand side (towards the centre console on UK RHD vehicles), above the pedals. Located in the lower dashboard area, to the right of the steering column. No cover — port is visible when crouching to look under the dash. Confirmed from Klavkarr photo source and Club Jazz forum.
Driver's side (passenger side in LHD markets), under the dashboard, below the steering column. On UK RHD models the port is on the right side of the centre console area, easily accessible without panel removal. Standard 16-pin OBD-II trapezoidal connector.
Questions
Step-by-step add-key and all-keys-lost procedures for every Jazz, which of your tools will do it, and what catches people out.
Subscribe