Where is the OBD interface located on the Ford Focus?

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DiLondyn
09/06/25 4:34am
The OBD interface of the Ford Focus is located in the storage compartment below the light control buttons. Open and remove the storage compartment to see it. The OBD interface in a car is similar to a power socket, and its function is to allow technicians to connect a computer to the OBD interface to access the vehicle's information and status. The Ford Focus features a distinctive front grille design that is both understated and highly unique, especially with the vertical daytime running lights on the triangular panels, giving it a slightly aggressive look. The Focus's dashboard design has a strong three-dimensional feel, with a floating 8-inch central display that stands out. It is equipped with the SYNC3 multimedia system, which supports CarPlay and CarLife functions.
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Charles
09/18/25 4:29am
I've been driving a Ford Focus for several years, and the OBD port location is super easy to find. It's on the left side of the dashboard below the steering wheel. Just sit in the driver's seat, bend down, and look above your left knee—there's a small rectangular plastic socket. It's positioned there for easy access when connecting diagnostic tools, like when checking trouble codes. Just make sure it's not blocked by floor mats or clutter—I had that happen once, but a quick cleanup fixed it. Once you locate it, connecting a scan tool is straightforward and can save you repair costs. Ford's design is quite user-friendly, just be careful not to bump it while driving normally.
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