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The OBD-II port is usually located under the dashboard, beneath the steering wheel column (1 - 3 in the diagram below). If not located beneath the steering column, look for the port in the areas indicated by numbers
hi neil
prehaps the device you connected is defective or consumed more power than possible
try changing the fuse and inspect your device before you reuse it !
Hi there, this link will definitely help you in location the obd port of your vehicle. http://obdfinder.com/index.php Just type in your car information and it will give you the exact location of the obd port.
look for the actual ac lines coming out of firewall. the line ur gonna need is the fatter of the two line an the fitting ur looking for is gonna b on the fat line with the smaller of the two charging ports,the skinny mounting port for ur ac charge hookup, if u follow the lines and see evry twist an curve or even feel them where u cant see them u should find ur other port. good luck hope tis helps
Did you check the acumulator? There is a port on it, that is the low side port. Keep in mind that if you have to recharge the system it is because other parts need service (leak in the syst) and whatever refrigerant you put in it will leak out again. The system may work temporarily or may work inefficiently. Also may sure that there is oil in syst.
Keep following the refridgerant lines until you find the low pressure connector. Sometimes it is tucked away in a difficult place behind the engine near the firewall. Make sure you've found the low pressure connection. DO NOT try to force refridgerant into the high pressure connection.
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