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Where is the OBD interface of the Peugeot 408 located?

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Emmett
07/29/25 1:18pm

The OBD interface of the Peugeot 408 is located inside the instrument panel cover below the buttons on the left front side of the driver's seat. Open the cover and you will find a connector, which is the OBD interface. Here is some information about OBD: 1. The OBD interface can not only connect to a diagnostic computer, but also to some external displays. After connection, the external display can read some data. 2. The position of the OBD interface varies depending on the model. For most models such as General Motors, Volkswagen, Ford, BMW, and Citroën, the OBD interface is located at the lower left corner of the steering wheel. For imported Lexus models, the OBD interface is located at the lower right corner of the steering wheel. A few models have the OBD interface distributed in the display area of the center console or the armrest position.

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StLorenzo
08/14/25 3:30am

As someone who frequently helps friends with car repairs, I'm quite familiar with the Peugeot 408. Its OBD interface is located right under the steering wheel, near the driver's left leg area. You can easily spot that black square-shaped 16-pin connector by just looking down. When locating it, I recommend parking and turning off the engine first to avoid accidental electric shock. Also, since the interface is positioned quite low, be careful not to bump your head when bending down. The OBD port is crucial for reading vehicle fault codes - you'll need to plug in a specialized scanner when diagnosing issues. I've personally used it to check engine faults, and it helped me accurately identify problems, saving me a lot of money. During routine DIY maintenance, the location is conveniently accessible, but be gentle to avoid damaging the port with excessive force. Overall, Peugeot 408's design in this aspect is quite user-friendly, making it suitable for owners to perform self-diagnosis.

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LeAiden
10/10/25 2:14am

I've been driving my Peugeot 408 for several years and know the OBD port location like the back of my hand. It's situated below the steering wheel, near where your left foot rests - just glance down and you'll spot the plastic-covered port. Last year when my dashboard warning light came on, I bought a basic scanner and fixed it myself since the port is so easy to locate. When connecting, remember to align the scanner properly and insert gently without forcing it. This port allows you to read various vehicle data like engine or emission issues. I recommend doing regular checks even when nothing's wrong to catch problems early. The placement is very thoughtful, positioned at foot level without being obtrusive.

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LeCayden
11/23/25 3:25am

When driving the Peugeot 408, I often perform self-diagnosis for faults. The OBD interface is located under the steering wheel on the left side, a small square port visible when you look down. Connecting a diagnostic device is simple—just align and plug it in. Its position near the driver makes it convenient to operate. Always park the car before use to avoid danger. The interface is mainly used for reading codes and vehicle repairs. Finding it requires no second thought—just look down and it's solved.

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