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Peugeot Expert OBD port location

Three generations, 1995–2024. Pick yours.

2016–2024

III

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Location

Driver's side footwell, under the dashboard to the left of the steering column.

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2007–2016

II

Location

Driver's side footwell, under the dashboard to the left of the steering column.

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OBD port location in a Peugeot Expert I

I 1995–2007

LHD: At the driver's end of the dashboard, beside or below the dashboard-end fuse box on the inside of the driver's A-pillar, low down above the pedals. Open the driver's door and look at the vertical face at the very end of the fascia where the fuse box flap sits — the 16-pin socket is alongside it. RHD: Mirrored to the driver's end of the dash on the right-hand side, again beside the fuse box on the inside of the driver's A-pillar above the pedals. Consistent across all panel van and crew-cab trims. Note: only the 16-pin connector fitted from roughly 2001 onward (with the ID46 immobiliser) supports OBD key work — the earliest 1995-2000 vans use a non-standard PSA diagnostic connector.

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Peugeot Expert OBD questions

III (2016–2024): Driver's side footwell, under the dashboard to the left of the steering column. II (2007–2016): Driver's side footwell, under the dashboard to the left of the steering column. I (1995–2007): LHD: At the driver's end of the dashboard, beside or below the dashboard-end fuse box on the inside of the driver's A-pillar, low down above the pedals.

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