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Connect the Scanner to the Vehicle's OBD-II Port

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What happens here

The user proceeds to his Ford F350 truck and connects the OBD-II scanner. The standard OBD-II port is usually located under the dashboard, typically on the driver's side, often near the steering column or knee bolster. The scanner's cable is plugged directly into this port to establish communication with the vehicle's onboard computer systems.

Goal: Establish connection between the scanner and the vehicle

Tools and materials

  • Handheld OBD-II Scanner

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