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Re: I have a 2002 Honda accord, I don't know where to...
Hi there are 2 types for this vehicle, there is a 2 pin type and the normal ODB2 type 16 pin plug, these are normally found on the passenger side of the car under the dash near centre console..hope this helps
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The obd 2 port in my '96 Honda accord ex is behind the ash tray, you
have to take out the ash tray to get to it. Hope this helps! :)
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it is under the dash by where your left knee would be.. stick your hand there and right under the plastic, you will feel a loose cable with a 16 pin plug... or you can go to autozone and they will find it and diagnose it for free.................. good luck
is there a factory radio already installed or just a cover plate, if there is a cover plate use a very small screwdriver to pop the plate out (it ha two clips) you can also use a small pry tool); if there is a factory radio installed you must go under dash behind radio with a 8mm 1/4 inch drive socket with extension and remove the two screws out of the radio ,rear part of radio; if there is a center console you must remove the 2- 4 side screws and two screws in the armrest section inside or on the rear side of the console, slide it back and remove console then the radio. sometimes you have to remove the ash tray pull out; and remove the three screws in the black metal area of the ash tray mount. to remove the radio push it out from behind and it will pop right out. if your putting in an aftermarket radio not a honda radio; you can buy an electrical adapter from pep boys or other automotive supply house to attach to your wiring harness so you do not have to cut any wires. usually honda places a speaker and wiring diagram on their radios . good luck
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