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Zafira B OBD Connector Location? / Reply

Discussion in 'Astra, Corsa, Zafira, Meriva, Adam, Agila, Tigra & Nova [Includes AstraVan & Corsa ComboVan]' started by forestfan, Jul 3, 2009.

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  1. forestfan New Member

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    I must be a real dunce.

    I can't find where to plug in my U480 car reader. Its not between the gear level and handbrake and I can't find the fusebox anywhere!
    forestfan, Jul 3, 2009
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  2. whitebullet Well-Known Member

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    is it behind the ashtray?
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  3. forestfan New Member

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    Thanks for suggestion - this thing doesn't have an ashtray!

    I have a feeling it may be in the fusebox under the bonnet....
    forestfan, Jul 3, 2009
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    in front of the handbrake there is a little cubby hole under the gearstick
    give that a tug and its behind there
    pyro_maniac, Jul 3, 2009
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    Well I think that would be logical, there is a cubby hole with a circular hole you can just get your finger into, but it doesn't budge. This dash is built like a brick.

    Oh well. I found out that if you turn on the ignition whilst the brake and accelerator are depressed the DTC flashes up in the milometer. Its a ECN 242F75. I think thats some diesel sensor (ECN 242F75---P242F Partikelfilter Druck Sensor nicht im Sollbereich B-030).

    Thanks all for your help, by the way(y)
    forestfan, Jul 3, 2009
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    Connector is located under the Handbrake void.
    Just give the handbrake boot a little tug and that will come off.
    Then just lift the flap.
    Simples......


    Hv.
    Hiddenvision, Jul 4, 2009
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  7. forestfan New Member

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    There is no handbrake boot - its one of those large lever kind of handbrakes.
    Basically there are only 2 places in the cabin that are feasible: the first is below the handbrake - but all there is there is what looks like a handbrake adjustment screw. The second is a meaningless looking cubby hole below the gear lever which seems to have nothing that can move. I really wonder if its is in the engine compartment...
    forestfan, Jul 5, 2009
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    have a look in your manual mate, it shows you were it is there
    pyro_maniac, Jul 5, 2009
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    A picture paints a 1000 words - just to the right of the yellow arrow in the 2nd picture.

    [IMG]
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