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Obd11 port


Gnockoff

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Yes, that should have an OBD port that works with generic fault code readers.  It will be under the dash near the steering wheel.  Probably dangling from the loom/stuffed up amongst the wiring.  I will get round to extending mine at some point and mounting it properly.

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Many thanks.  Looks like I'll be upside down in the car tomorrow morning to try and find it. Had an intermittent engine issue which mysteriously cleared itself after I waggled a few wires and connectors. My Brother in Law who runs his own garage suggested he plugged his code reader in to see what had happened, I didn't think the car had a Port, hence my question. 

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AS I can understand, You are planning to use an OBD Eleven dongle (VAG cars). Not sure that it will work.

Please check Revilla's posts about MEMS3 ECU mapping, the proposed dongle is working very well (I did use it) and its cost is about 10 pounds.

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I would expect your car to have a Rover 'MEMS3' ECU.  I had presumed you'd read 'OBD II' (sometimes ODB2 is written that way) as 'OBD 11' and didn't see any need to point this out. 

It's an OBD 2 reader that you need if you have a MEMS3 ecu.  If it looks like a big silver door stop that's what it is.

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