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Old 02-11-2019, 12:13 AM
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Hi! Anybody know the right location of the Odb2 port in the 991.2 GTS, It is not in the fuse box as in 991.1.


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Old 02-11-2019, 07:58 PM
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Really?!
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Under the steering wheel. To the left. Deep back there. The port is facing down
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Just above the left dead pedal. Your left toes almost touch it.
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Thank you will take a look again!
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The manual clearly shows it in the fusebox, and there it isn't , just the hole is there it should occupy.
And facing down like it does makes its purple identity tricky to see.
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Originally Posted by StormRune
Just above the left dead pedal. Your left toes almost touch it.
Originally Posted by _RS_
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The manual clearly shows it in the fusebox, and there it isn't , just the hole is there it should occupy.
And facing down like it does makes its purple identity tricky to see.
StormRune is correct.

Here is a pic I just took in my 2019 GTS Coupe:

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Much better here than in the fuse box.
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Originally Posted by jnolan
Much better here than in the fuse box.

Tell me whyyyyyyy (not arguing, just curious is all)
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Plug and Play. No fuse box door opening and having to put the door somewhere.

My OBD2 cable stays plugged in on the .2
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Originally Posted by ryandarr1979


Tell me whyyyyyyy (not arguing, just curious is all)
because I can plug in my pay-per-mile insurance device without using a cable and modifying my interior
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Originally Posted by jnolan


because I can plug in my pay-per-mile insurance device without using a cable and modifying my interior
Wait are you serious? I have never heard of pay per mile insurance
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Wait are you serious? I have never heard of pay per mile insurance
https://www.insurance.com/auto-insur...insurance.aspx
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Originally Posted by wareaglescott
Wait are you serious? I have never heard of pay per mile insurance
Metromile.

Other insurance companies have the OBD plug in modules but they use that data (braking, etc.) to calculate your rate based on risk. Metromile just tracks mileage.



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Originally Posted by jnolan


Metromile.

Other insurance companies have the OBD plug in modules but they use that data (braking, etc.) to calculate your rate based on risk. Metromile just tracks mileage.



Not to derail the thread but how long have you been with MetroMile. I was considering switching to them but saw their typical M.O. was to raise the rates significantly after the first 6 months. Also, they seem to have a very high number of complaints.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/insu...romile-review/
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