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gearhead540 on 2008-05-15 at 10:44:00(posted from: Host: usy90px01-pat.tycoelectronics.net IP: 198.137.214.36) 
    
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OBDII underdash connector (68 views) (103 thread views) 
Message: The OBDII connector on my 1998 M3 is behind the dash knee panel.
How do I know? I spent an hour looking for the damn thing.
From the the looks of the user manual, it appears there should
be an opening to where I can reach this without pulling the
panel off. Am I correct?? Also I thought it was a federal law that the OBDII connectors have to easily reacheable.
 
 

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