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Where can I find the Ford Edge OBD port?
My Ford Edge shows a check engine light, but whatever is wrong isn’t obvious to me. I don’t hear any weird noises from the engine and it’s not driving any differently. I bought an OBD-II scanner but don’t know where to plug it in. Could you tell me where I can find the Ford Edge OBD port?
Matt Terzi · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
We’re always glad to hear when people try to diagnose car issues themselves, rather than just calling a mechanic out of the gate. It might be a minor issue you can fix yourself. So let’s help you find your
Ford Edge
OBD port.The location of the OBD port will vary based on model year, but it’s generally found below the steering wheel and above the pedals. It’s usually tucked out of sight, so you may need to get low to the car’s floor to spot it.
In a first generation Ford Edge (2007 to 2014), you should find it directly beneath the steering wheel and above the brake pedal. From model year 2015 on, the Ford Edge OBD port is a little left of that, beneath the headlight controls.
You should be able to spot it once you’re looking around beneath the steering wheel, as it’s the only port your OBD scanner can plug into. It’s a small black rectangular box with sixteen small holes (eight along the top and eight along the bottom).
You’ll want to write down the codes your OBD-II scanner reports back to you. We recommend reading our guide explaining
how to read your car’s OBD codes
. You may also want to read our guide explaining what your check engine warning light means
.View full answer
- Gregory R.
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