As I desperatly need to find it !!

As my car is a diesel, they dont seem to go down the OBD11 route,

I might have to call ford, and spend ££££££££££, i dont have


regards

Steve

I had a 55 mondeo and I'm sure the aa man went under the cowling on the drivers side down just above the pedals. When I had a problem with my crank position sensor.

Maybe different on the new one though.

Cheers

Rich
Like here




[Edited on 25/3/10 by RichardK]

usually under the dash, enother favorite hiding place is under the trim below the handbrake lever.

Paul

Should be within reach of the drivers seat.

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Originally posted by big_wasa
Should be within reach of the drivers seat.

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drivers side,right hand off the steering wheel in the roof of the pocket in the dash,
whats the problem ?

Thanks guys
the problem is it wont start, but the recovery guy (a friend) drove it on to the flat bed, and i new it was running about a month ago when another friend viewed it

Regards

Steve

there it is, at he top of the locker behind a little door,

Shame its not OBD2 though

thanks for your help

regards

Steve

If made after 2004 by european law diesel cars must be fully EOBD with a standard 16pin OBD II connector, it will probably be on the CAN protocol.

[Edited on 26/3/10 by britishtrident]