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Toyota Camry OBD port location

Three generations, 2006–2024. Pick yours.

2018–2024

XV70

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Location

Driver's side footwell, beneath the dashboard, next to the hood release lever on the driver's left side. The 16-pin OBD-II connector is positioned to the left of the steering column at the lower edge of the dashboard panel. Confirmed location for the XV70 Camry by Klavkarr community (outilsobdfacile.fr) and cross-referenced against the XV70 fuse box diagram (car-box.info) which identifies an 'OBD — Data Link Connector 3' fuse in the passenger compartment fuse panel on the driver's side. Consistent across all XV70 Camry body styles (sedan only), all powertrain variants (ICE 2.5L, Hybrid 2.5H), and all model years (2018–2024) across global markets. The fuse panel is located at the bottom of the dashboard on the driver's side behind a protective cover — OBD connector is accessible adjacent to this area.

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North American models

OBD port location in a Toyota Camry 7th gen

7th gen (XV50) 2012–2017

Driver's side footwell, under the lower edge of the dashboard to the left of the steering column, above the parking brake release. White 16-pin OBD-II connector, no protective cover. Accessible without removing any trim.

XV40 2006–2011

LHD: Below the dashboard, right of the steering column, approximately 4 inches from the steering shaft cover. The 16-pin connector faces downward and is immediately visible when looking up from the driver's footwell. Same location across all XV40 trims including CE, LE, SE, and XLE.

Questions

Toyota Camry OBD questions

XV70 (2018–2024): Driver's side footwell, beneath the dashboard, next to the hood release lever on the driver's left side.

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