I wanted to check the PCM for any OBD Codes.
I looked under the dash for the OBD Port but found nothing.
In fact, unlike most cars, it's really clean under there.
There seems to be a finger screw holding some sort of panel on under the dash.
Is the OBD Port behind this panel and if so, how do I remove the panel?
Or is it elsewhere.
Just being overly cautious with my wife's new car.

Thanks.

 

drivers side. towards the right. you dont have to take any panels out.

 

yea it's on the driver's side but toward the center console, not the door. you gotta get your head way down there to get the right angle to see it.

 

Thanks alot for the help guys.

 

no problem!

 

Well, I connected my Auterra Dynoscan (Pqlm M500) to the OBD port on the fit.
And nothing.
Works fine on my SRT-4, even with my funky S3R PCM (looks like an OBD-I).
What's going on?
Is the FIT PCM perhaps too advanced (LOL) for Dyno-Scan?
Again, it's just a simple exercise...I just want to check the MILF codes

 

milf codes? giggidy?

 

LOL, please do excuse the typo.
I meant to say MIL as in Malfunction Indicator Light or something like that.
At my age, MILF's are probably more trouble than they are worth.
Besides, I already got the best gal in the world, or at least I think so.
So going back on topic, seems the Auterra may or may not support the CAN bus arhitecture that the FIT PCM uses.
There seems to be some kind of an upgrade for the Auterra to support CAN but it's not clear exactly what.
I'll post back if/when I find a solution.

Cheers!