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In this video I show the location of the onboard diagnostic port (OBD) on a 2023 Ford e-Transit electric van. This fourth generation Transit was launched in 2014, so I would assume the location of the OBD2 port is the same on all Transits from 2014 regardless of the powertrain.
This was filmed in November 2024.
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