General location of odb2 connector bravo 2007

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General location of odb2 connector bravo 2007

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Can anybody tell me where the OBD11 connector is on a Fiat bravo 2007 and how i can get to it.
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Behind the oddment holder to the right of the steering wheel (UK). There's a single screw on the upper surface of the holder. Once that's undone it just pops off if you pull it back. I have a Bluetooth OBD2 adapter connected with enough space to fit the oddment holder back on. It communicates with the Torque app on my mobile but this can't read all of the data. I think there are other connectors/locations for some of the car's other systems elsewhere but haven't gone much further into it. Hope this helps.
 
Behind the oddment holder to the right of the steering wheel (UK). There's a single screw on the upper surface of the holder. Once that's undone it just pops off if you pull it back. I have a Bluetooth OBD2 adapter connected with enough space to fit the oddment holder back on. It communicates with the Torque app on my mobile but this can't read all of the data. I think there are other connectors/locations for some of the car's other systems elsewhere but haven't gone much further into it. Hope this helps.

could you up load a photo - with the panel off;)

(I spent DAYS looking for one on my old Marea):bang:

, a photo is SO much more help in these instances, esp for people whose 1st language isn't UK English,
Cheers,
Charlie
 
Sorry for the delay. I was without the car recently while getting work done. I am currently trying to diagnose a performance issue with my car so have been playing with the obd2 connector and managed to take a photo tonight while in the process. Hope this gives an idea of the location if you haven't already found it.
 

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there's two :) one as per image above and the other which is identical is on the fuse box under the glove box.
 
ah, i had the entire fusebox out in my hands so was easy, but its a perfect place for a bluetooth one to be attached permanently to monitor codes and realtime engine management. Yes very fiddly but possible.
 
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